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States Push Back on Trump’s Mail-In Voting Rule

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Source: Axios
States Push Back on Trump’s Mail-In Voting Rule
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A coalition of 24 attorneys general and Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro filed lawsuits challenging the USPS final rule implementing Trump’s mail-in voting provisions, arguing it violates the Constitution and federal statutes and would force states to redesign ballot envelopes and transmit voter lists with little time to comply; the cases follow a Supreme Court decision that allowed parts of the order to stand but warned challengers could sue again if the rule causes harm, as litigation intensifies ahead of September ballot deadlines.

Topics:top-newspolitics#elections#legal-challenges#mail-in-voting#politics#supreme-court#usps
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  2. Judge allows Trump’s mail-in ballots plan to proceed, at least for now  NBC News
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