The Supreme Court Must End Illegal Vote Counting

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Oct 20, 2025

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The Supreme Court must end illegal vote counting

Under federal law, Election Day in the United States is not two days, two weeks or two months. It is a single day. That anyone might insist otherwise is difficult to imagine.

Judicial Watch Sues CIA for Jeffrey Epstein Records

Judicial Watch announced today that it filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) for records involving any role Jeffrey Epstein might have played in connection with the agency, his business dealings, travel, victim or witness information, and records concerning his death (Judicial Watch Inc. v. Central Intelligence Agency (No. 1:25-cv-03618)).

Judge Rules Prison Violates Serial Child Molester’s Constitutional Rights by Denying Sex-Change Surgery

The state prison system where a convicted serial child molester is serving a 40-year sentence for sexually abusing multiple kids over a decade is violating the felon’s Constitutional rights by refusing to provide him with costly genital surgery to treat his gender dysphoria, a federal judge has determined.

Judicial Watch Sues DC for Records on Alleged Crime Data Manipulation | Judicial Watch

Judicial Watch announced today it has filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the District of Columbia for records related to allegations of crime data manipulation by the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) (Judicial Watch Inc. v. District of Columbia (No. 2025-CAB-006701)).

Kavanaugh Blasts Illinois For Flip-Flopping On Candidate Standing In Election Litigation

The moment occurred during oral arguments for Bost v. Illinois State Board of Elections, which centers around a 2022 challenge brought by Rep. Mike Bost, R-Ill., and other Republicans against a state law allowing ballots to be counted up to two weeks after Election Day. Dismissed by the lower courts over alleged “lack of standing,” the plaintiffs have asked the justices to address the “sole question” of whether they, “as federal candidates, have pleaded sufficient factual allegations to show Article III standing to challenge state time, place, and manner regulations concerning their federal elections.”

Justice Roberts raises concerns about limiting candidate lawsuits to ‘fraught’ election time

Chief Justice John Roberts expressed concern during oral arguments on Wednesday that Illinois wants the high court to limit candidates’ ability to sue over election laws to the “most fraught” time of the campaign, questioning the state’s argument that candidates must wait for evidence that a state law has harmed or will harm their election before filing a lawsuit.

US Supreme Court hears arguments in GOP Illinois congressman’s mail-in ballots suit | Judicial Watch

Bost first challenged the law in May 2022, assisted by the conservative legal organization Judicial Watch, contending ballots should be counted on Election Day and that post-election counting threatened to dilute his margin of victory and required him to spend money on ballot watchers for the extended time period, causing him reputational and financial injury.