> University of California Los Angeles law professor, Richard Hasen, wrote on the Election Law Blog that the ruling was a "bonkers opinion."

"It does show you that sometimes cases only become important when judges do things that are entirely unexpected. I guess we should expect more of that going forward," he wrote.

Hasen also noted: "Mississippi is one of several states with laws allowing mailed ballots to be counted if they are postmarked by Election Day, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. The list includes swing states such as Nevada and states such as Colorado…

> Voting experts have long warned that comparing voting rolls to DMV data is not a reliable way to find non-citizens on the rolls because there may be paperwork errors and people can become naturalized after getting their driver’s license. The plaintiffs in the lawsuit said they had identified several people who were in fact citizens but had their registrations wrongly canceled.

Donald Trump and allies had distorted the removals, saying that the lower court decision meant that non-citizens were going to be placed back on the voter rolls. But the state had not provided conclusive evidence t…