17 US House Republicans from Arizona, Colorado, and Texas signed on to amicus brief seeking to delay electoral college vote
Emily Boerger, Michael Goldberg, Shawna De La Rosa | Dec 11, 2020 | Arizona, Colorado, Texas
Emily Boerger, Michael Goldberg, Shawna De La Rosa | Dec 11, 2020 | Arizona, Colorado, Texas
Emily Boerger, Michael Goldberg, Shawna De La Rosa | Dec 11, 2020 | Maryland, Virginia
Emily Boerger, Michael Goldberg, Shawna De La Rosa | Dec 11, 2020 | Alaska, California, Washington
Emily Boerger, Michael Goldberg, Shawna De La Rosa | Dec 11, 2020 | North Carolina
The Supreme Court rejected a lawsuit late Friday filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton which sought to delay the Electoral College from voting for President-Elect Joe Biden. A majority of Republican U.S. House of Representative members had signed on to an amicus brief supporting the suit. As
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Despite coronavirus-related struggles, Vancouver-area homelessness and affordable housing agencies continue to deliver services. Though the need for social distancing, increased levels of sanitization and volunteer shortages during the coronavirus pandemic strained Clark County’s homeless response system, agencies continued to provide housing assistance to families in need thanks to state and