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The US Supreme Court is currently navigating a pivotal opinion season while considering high-stakes cases on originalism, hypnotized witness testimony, and mail-in ballot deadlines. For tech professionals involved in civic tech and election infrastructure, the upcoming decision in Watson v. Republican National Committee is critical as it may force state-level changes to vote-counting software and data processing rules for federal elections. This shift could necessitate rapid updates to secure drop-off and postmark verification systems to ensure compliance with new federal standards.

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