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Washington, Oregon prevail in challenge to Trump election order
Washington, Oregon prevail in challenge to Trump election order
Washington, Oregon prevail in challenge to Trump election order

Published on: 01/12/2026

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A federal court ruled that Trump lacked authority to rewrite federal election rules without congressional approval.

News Source : https://missoulacurrent.com/washington-oregon-election/

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