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Democrat: the needle points at 30 SUED, out of 59 OF 60, BLOCKED, 48 STATES, 30 SUED. 59 OF 60 BLOCKED 48 STATES 30 SUED

The courts have kept the ledger. After 2020 the campaign and its allies brought more than 60 cases; by mid-December the tally was 59 lost out of 60 12. In October of last year a federal judge permanently blocked the proof-of-citizenship requirement in the March 2025 election order 3. The mail-ballot order of this March was allowed to proceed by the Supreme Court, 6 to 3, on August 24, written into a Postal Service rule on August 26, blocked again by a federal judge on September 4, and appealed on September 6 456.

And the rolls. By the Brennan Center's count, the Justice Department has asked at least 48 states and Washington, D.C., for their voter files; at least 16 handed them over; the department sued D.C. and 30 states that did not, and 23 of those suits have been dismissed 7. Rigged is a claim about who counts the vote. Thirty lawsuits are a claim on the list of who may cast one.

Sources

  1. More than 60 court cases over the 2020 election — Campaign Legal Center ↑
  2. "59 out of 60" — The Washington Times, 13 December 2020 ↑
  3. A federal judge permanently blocked the proof-of-citizenship provision of the March 2025 election order — Axios, 31 October 2025 ↑
  4. The Supreme Court, 6–3, lifted the injunction on the mail-ballot order — SCOTUSblog, 24 August 2026 ↑
  5. Ballot mail for federal elections, Postal Service rule — Federal Register, 26 August 2026 ↑
  6. A new injunction on 4 September; the Justice Department appealed on 6 September — Votebeat, court updates, September 2026 ↑
  7. "At least 48 states and Washington, DC, have received requests"; at least 16 provided; D.C. and 30 states sued; 23 suits dismissed — Brennan Center tracker, updated 24 August 2026 ↑

“I'll just lay the dates out, I won't say anything about them. March of last year: an order requiring proof of citizenship to register. October: that part is blocked for good. March of this year: an order on mail ballots. August 24th: the Supreme Court lets it go forward, six to three. August 26th: the Postal Service writes a rule. September 4th: a judge blocks it again. September 6th: the government appeals. Sorry, I'm standing in your doorway. Seven dates about how the vote gets counted, and the eighth date is the vote. Who wrote the first seven?”— Lou

“Rigged. It's the word for counts that come out wrong — 2020, then a redistricting vote in Virginia this spring, which the state's own supreme court threw out a few weeks later. Now there are two executive orders about how November gets counted: one with its centerpiece blocked for good, the other blocked, unblocked by the Supreme Court, and blocked again. Meanwhile the Justice Department asked forty-eight states for their voter files and sued thirty that said no. That's not a man worried about a rigged election. That's a man with a clipboard.”
Sal
“An election is rigged when the result is wrong, which is why you need the executive order in advance, so the result can be right — it's preventive care, and you wouldn't complain about a flu shot.”
Chip
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