Court won’t block Trump’s federal voter-list and mail-voting plan

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A U.S. District Judge declined to halt President Trump’s March executive order to create a federal voter list and limit mail voting, saying it’s too early to block before implementation. Democrats and civil rights groups argue the move could override state and congressional election authority, with the possibility of renewed challenges when actions occur; a separate Boston case is seeking a temporary injunction as midterm preparations continue.
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