California Democrats have a chance to defend a new state law aimed at disclosing President Donald Trump’s tax returns before the California Supreme Court, after they lost similar challenges last month in federal court.
Attorneys for California Secretary of State Alex Padilla (D) will argue before the state Supreme Court’s seven judges Nov. 6 that the Legislature has the authority to require presidential and gubernatorial candidates to release five years of tax returns to be eligible to appear on the state primary ballot.
Democratic leaders are defending a challenge from the state Republican Party that the law, enacted in ...
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