Court freezes Trump mail-voting order as midterms loom

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A federal judge issued a 14-day injunction delaying the rollout of Donald Trump’s executive order to curb mail voting ahead of the midterms, as lawsuits continue after the Supreme Court’s decision did not resolve the issue. States say they lack time to redesign ballots and update systems, while Democrats and voting-rights groups refiled suits to challenge the rules, a case that could return to the Supreme Court amid ongoing disputes over the USPS directives.
- Federal judge again halts Trump’s executive order limiting mail voting in midterms The Guardian
- Judge blocks Trump’s Postal Service regulation on mail-in ballots NBC News
- Judge Once Again Bars Postal Service from Restricting Mail-in Vote The New York Times
- The Supreme Court Isn’t Interested in Facts The Atlantic
- Mail-in voting restrictions now in effect, US Postal Service says Reuters
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