States warn SCOTUS that USPS mail-ballot rules could trigger 'chaos' in midterms
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California and about two dozen states warned the Supreme Court that implementing the Postal Service's new mail-ballot rules—requiring complete voter lists and barcode envelopes—could create chaos and disenfranchise millions in the November election, while lawsuits and a fast-approaching court ruling unfold as the administration appeals a lower-court halt.
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