Attorneys for a pair of conservative political operatives accused of making thousands of racist robocalls to suppress participation in the presidential election said Friday afternoon that a vendor had completed a wave of calls informing affected voters that the previous messages were false and illegal.

The revelation, made in a court filing with a Manhattan federal judge, came on the heels of a court earlier in the day allowing Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman to remove their names from the “curative” robocalls, amid concerns that it could prejudice them in pending criminal cases in Michigan and Ohio.

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