Pakistan, Nov. 2 -- A US federal judge rejected a lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump's administration regarding Alaska's upcoming midterm election. US District Judge Sharon Gleason threw out the Justice Department's request to delay potential election certification in Anchorage. Furthermore, the federal lawsuit sought to block state certification if votes cast for a third-party candidate altered the final outcome. Consequently, the legal decision delivered a significant setback to executive efforts seeking greater federal oversight of state elections. Therefore, state election officials will proceed with standard vote certification protocols across Alaska.

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