GOP Attorneys General Split on Defending Trump’s Mail-Voting Order in Court
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Less than half of Republican state attorneys general have joined to defend Trump’s anti-mail voting order in court, with 12 GOP AGs opposing the move and 15 remaining silent. Democratic AGs and voting-rights groups have sued to block the order and the USPS rule, and a federal judge issued a 14-day temporary restraining order, with a Sept. 3 hearing for a preliminary injunction.
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