California Supreme Court weighs legality of sheriff's ballot seizure
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The California Supreme Court heard arguments in a case over Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco's seizure of ballots during an investigation, with proponents saying the ballots were proper custodial evidence for the court and opponents arguing the move could threaten voting integrity; UCLA and state officials, led by Xavier Becerra, are seeking to halt Bianco's efforts, reflecting broader national debates over election security and voting rights.
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