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Los republicanos le piden a la Corte Suprema que les permita emitir anuncios de televisión por menos dinero
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· August 31, 2026
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Key points The Supreme Court is expected to consider another case related to President Donald Trump's controversial mail-in voting decree in the coming days. Republican campaign groups, backed by the Trump administration, have asked the Supreme Court to allow them to buy television advertising at reduced prices.
Republican campaign groups, backed by the Trump administration, have asked the Supreme Court to allow them to buy television advertising at reduced prices. This urgent appeal could influence the outcome of this year's midterm elections. The request comes after a series of significant decisions by the conservative-leaning court that have largely benefited Republicans.
Further details about the appeal and its potential impact are available. The Supreme Court is expected to consider another case related to President Donald Trump's controversial mail-in voting decree in the coming days.
The latest case involves television advertising, with the court's decision potentially affecting the cost of buying airtime for campaign groups.
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Category: parks Published: August 31, 2026 Source: KVIA ABC-7 Reading time: 1 min
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