US Supreme Court hears case pitting free speech versus same-sex marriage rightsbr>epa10350705 The United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC, USA, 05 December 2022. The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case pitting freedom of speech against LBGTQ rights. The plaintiff in the case, a Colorado web designer, has refused to work for same-sex marriage couples, which Colorado contends is a violation of state law. EPA/MICHAEL REYNOLDS
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Conservative donors poured tens of millions of dollars of anonymous “dark money” into groups supporting Republican lawmakers in a supreme court case that could upend American election law.

The donors backed several groups that have filed supreme court amicus briefs in support of North Carolina legislators in Moore v Harper, according to a recent analysis. They are pushing for a ruling that would take ultimate decisions about voting rights and congressional gerrymandering away from state courts and hand those powers to state legislatures, of which Republicans now control the majority.

Eight conservative groups that submitted amicus briefs in the supreme court case have received close to $90m from dark money donors since 2016, according to Accountable.US, a liberal leaning watchdog group that tracks government corruption.

Several […]

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