Court blocks Trump’s mail-ballot overhaul, but voter confusion lingers
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The Supreme Court blocked Trump’s bid to overhaul mail-in voting for the midterms, preserving the current rules. Trump criticized the ruling online, while election-law experts cautioned that the ongoing fight could confuse voters about how to vote by mail. The guidance is clear: mail voting will proceed as usual where available; voters should track their ballots, vote early, and, if possible, drop off ballots in person to ensure timely counting, noting that deadlines vary by state and legal challenges may continue.
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