Appeals court rejects Trump mail-in ballot restrictions
The Trump administration proposed a new U.S. Postal Service rule that would make mail-in voting requirements stricter before the November congressional elections. An appeals court rejected this rule today, preventing it from taking effect. The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to review the decision. Some Republican-led states are also seeking to block the new mail-in voting rules.
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4 developments- Sep 7Latest in Trump's fight to limit mail voting
- Sep 8Only lean-left coverage:Only the Supreme Court Can End Trump's Mail Ballot Chaos
- Sep 10US appeals court rejects Trump bid to implement mail-in voting restrictions
- Sep 11NH joins other GOP states in seeking to block Trump's new mail-in voting rules
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