Judge keeps Trump's mail-voting restrictions in effect for now

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A federal judge kept in place President Trump’s executive order limiting who can receive mail ballots, delivering an early victory for his stance on voting rules. The court said it was too soon to block the order because the Postal Service has not yet implemented it, and lawsuits led by the Democratic National Committee and voting-rights groups continue to challenge the authority behind the policy ahead of the fall elections.
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