States can penalize wayward presidential electors, Supreme Court rules
*Developing:* The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that states can enforce an elector's pledge to support the winner of the state popular vote in presidential…
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States can penalize wayward presidential electors, Supreme Court rules
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