Court Greenlights Trump’s Mail-In Ballot Overhaul, But Legal Fight Persists

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The Supreme Court allowed President Trump’s executive order aimed at overhauling mail-in ballots to proceed, ruling that states lack standing to challenge an internal directive and saying it could cause irreparable harm to the administration, while leaving unresolved questions about the order’s authority and its impact on the upcoming elections; three liberal justices dissented, and related lower-court rulings still loom over the broader legal battle.
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