If, in fact, we are going to be hearing the facts, I would also like to ask the question that, if we are talking about 93,000 voters in the 46th district that cast votes for the Sanchez-Dornan election, then why were 1.3 million Orange County voters' records subpoenaed and why were they all Latino names?
Lucille Roybal-Allard: “If, in fact, we are going to be hearing the facts, I would also like to ask the question that, if we are talking about…”
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Questioning the validity of voter record subpoenas in the context of an election dispute.
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