GOP Election Officials Say Trump's Mail-Ballot Order Is Too Late for 2026
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Seven Republican chief election officials urged the Supreme Court to block the Trump administration’s mail-ballot order for the 2026 midterms, saying it’s too late to implement without causing mistakes or disruption and advocating that the election proceed under 2024 rules, citing the Purcell principle. The rule is currently blocked by a federal injunction, and officials note ballots have already been sent in some states.
Topics:nation#election-officials#mail-in-voting#politics#purcell-principle#supreme-court#trump-administration
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