Failed Arizona Gubernatorial Candidate Files Lawsuit Against Maricopa County Officials
Failed Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake has claimed that Arizona’s “shoddy election” practices is responsible for her loss.
Political Litigation
Fauci, Other White House Officials To Be Deposed in Missouri Lawsuit
The lawsuit, filed by the attorneys general of Missouri and Louisiana, claims that the Biden administration “colluded” with social media companies to restrict Americans’ free speech by limiting the spread of COVID-related misinformation.
Trump Sues House Committee Investigating January 6 Riots
The president’s attorneys claim that Congress cannot compel a former or sitting president to testify about his actions in office.
Judge Sanctions Trump Attorneys Over Conspiracy-Riddled Clinton Lawsuit
In his ruling, the judge asserted that Trump’s legal team had tried to abuse the court system by filing a lawsuit for purely political purposes.
Fetterman Campaign Files Lawsuit to Count Misdated Pennsylvania Mail-in Ballots
The Fetterman campaign claims that Pennsylvania’s practice of discounting incorrectly dated mail-in ballots could disenfranchise thousands of otherwise eligible voters.
Trump Sues N.Y. Attorney General, Seeks Injunction Protecting Trust Information
The former president is seeking a court order preventing New York Attorney General Letitia James from obtaining information about the Trump Organization’s controlling trust.
Michigan Judge Tosses Republican Lawsuit Against Flint Officials
While the judge did not rule on the specific merits of the lawsuit, he found that the Republican Party and the Republican National Committee lacked sufficient standing to file the complaint.
Black Farmers File Lawsuit Over Repeal of Debt Forgiveness Program
The Biden administration revised its agricultural debt relief program, allowing impoverished farmers of any race to apply for benefits.
Supreme Court Declines New Hampshire Legislature’s Remote Meetings Lawsuit
The lawsuit was filed by lawmakers who no longer feel safe attending in-person legislative sessions.
Illinois Republicans Seek to Invalidate Thousands of Mail-in Ballots
Filed by Illinois conservatives, the lawsuit alleges that mail-in ballots received after Election Day should be considered “illegal” and invalid.