Mass. judge lets Trump mail-voting challenge move forward, calls order unconstitutional

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A federal judge in Massachusetts refused to dismiss a League of Women Voters–led lawsuit challenging President Trump’s executive order on mail voting, ruling the order unconstitutional and allowing the constitutional and Voting Rights Act claims to proceed, while dismissing one Administrative Procedure Act claim. The judge noted the EO could cause irreparable disenfranchisement and set an Aug. 7 hearing, with briefing on an injunction ongoing. The order would require USPS to identify voters by mail-ballot barcode and bar ballots for voters not listed, a policy the court has already blocked in other cases.
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- Baldwin, Evers call on USPS to fix delays, drop ballot delivery rule Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
- Appeals court ruling allows USPS to pursue Trump election regulations ABC10
- Federal Judge Finds Disenfranchisement is ‘Plausibly Likely and Imminent’ Due to Executive Order Restricting Mail Voting ACLU of Massachusetts
- Appeals court gives Trump temporary win in mail-in voting fight ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
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