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.
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