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Rob Bonta and Bill Essayli dispute election issues
California Attorney General Rob Bonta and First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli publicly clashed over election integrity and recent postal ballot rules. Bonta's office sued to block new nationwide mail ballot regulations, leading Essayli to accuse California of protecting non-citizens and fraudsters; Bonta responded by criticizing Essayli’s focus on aligning with Trump. A federal judge temporarily halted the Postal Service rules, citing concerns over voter disenfranchisement, while Bonta emphasized collaboration between state and federal law enforcement efforts. The dispute highlights partisan divides over election procedures and federal-state law enforcement relationships.
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