“That question involves (relates to, entails, has as its essential feature, or any other iteration of the word) elections, politics, Congress, and party control; but nothing that any Party to this litigation has identified as illegal or unlawful activity,” the judge wrote. “Nor does that question bear any relation to any game – played for stakes or otherwise.”
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