Colorado AG vows to fight ‘unlawful’ Trump-backed mail voting changes following Supreme Court ruling

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, who sued earlier this year alongside nearly two dozen other states to prevent changes by the Trump administration to mail-in voting, said he would continue his legal fight after the US Supreme Court opened the door for the changes to go into effect.

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Part of Trump's orders to require proof of citizenship and limit mail voting

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Colorado AG vows to fight ‘unlawful’ Trump-backed mail voting changes following Supreme Court ruling

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Colorado AG vows to fight ‘unlawful’ Trump-backed mail voting changes following Supreme Court ruling

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Colorado AG vows to fight ‘unlawful’ Trump-backed mail voting changes following Supreme Court ruling

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Colorado AG vows to fight ‘unlawful’ Trump-backed mail voting changes following Supreme Court ruling

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Colorado AG vows to fight ‘unlawful’ Trump-backed mail voting changes following Supreme Court ruling

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Colorado AG vows to fight ‘unlawful’ Trump-backed mail voting changes following Supreme Court ruling

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