Judge Won’t Block Trump’s Mail-In Voting Order Yet, Stakes Rise Ahead of Midterms

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A DC judge declined to grant an immediate injunction against President Trump's executive order tightening mail-in voting, saying the challenge is premature since the order isn't yet enforced and the administration is still writing rules; Democrats warn the plan could violate state election authority and rely on flawed citizenship lists and USPS procedures, with related lawsuits pending as implementation proceeds ahead of the midterms.
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