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Washington Legislature Moves to Close Court‑Found Loophole After Double‑Voting Ruling

After a court ruling overturns a double‑voting conviction by treating ballots with different candidates as separate elections, Washington moves to redefine ‘election’ by date alone. SB 6084 would close a legal loophole and take effect immediately.

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