The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a 7-2 ruling against a judge associated with the Clinton administration who attempted to control government hiring. Concurrently, Judicial Watch announced the removal of over 5 million ineligible names from voter rolls nationwide, attributing this achievement to their legal efforts. Key removals include 735,000 ineligible voter registrations eliminated by Kentucky's State Board of Elections since 2019, and nearly 1 million names purged from New York City's voter rolls following a Judicial Watch lawsuit. Additional clean-up efforts have taken place in Louisiana, Washington D.C., Pennsylvania, and Colorado. Furthermore, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a ruling that ballots arriving after Election Day should not be counted, reinforcing election law compliance.