A federal judge dismissed with prejudice a lawsuit challenging New York's Even Year Election Law, citing lack of standing and calling $1.6M in taxpayer-funded legal fees 'troubling' in Riverhead.
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Federal judge dismisses governments’ challenge to New York’s Even Year Election Law with prejudice, flags $1.6 million in taxpayer-funded legal fees as ‘troubling’
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