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“Throughout this election, Trump and Republicans have resorted to baseless attacks to undermine confidence in Nevada’s election integrity," the Democratic Party statement said.

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The 2020 Democratic Party platform said if its members win elections in November, "Democrats will commit to creating new federal district and circuit judgeships consistent with recommendations from the Judicial Conference."

Court packing part of Joe Biden Democratic Party platform →

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