Republicans were hit with “double-whiff’ on Tuesday by federal judges in two swing states, after attempting to adjust voter rolls just days ahead of the presidential election, Politico reports. Per the report, a judge in North Carolina “declined to allow a state court to hear a GOP suit seeking an additional verification procedure for about 225,000 voters,” and in Pennsylvania, a judge “tossed a lawsuit brought by several GOP members of Congress that could have upended the state’s procedures for handling overseas ballots.” Pennsylvania’s US District Judge Christopher Connor wrote in his opinio…
