California Supreme Court weighs ballot custody in Riverside election probe

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The California Supreme Court will hear two cases arising from Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco’s seizure of about 650,000 ballots during a post-election investigation, testing (1) whether seized ballots must be returned to election officials under state law, and (2) whether the attorney general has the authority to halt a sheriff-led probe, highlighting tensions between ballot safeguards and AG oversight in election administration.
Topics:nation#ballot-custody#california-supreme-court#election-law#politics#riverside-county-sheriff#rob-bonta
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