Court nudges Trump’s mail-in voting limits forward, but case remains unsettled
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The Supreme Court narrowly allowed the Trump administration to proceed with its plan to tighten mail-in voting, but left the broader merits unsettled by sending the case back to lower courts; the ruling is procedural, with USPS rules still in flux and election deadlines looming before November.
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