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Dueling appeals rulings on Trump mail-ballot order push fight toward high court
A federal appeals court allowed President Trump’s executive order limiting vote-by-mail to proceed, contradicting another court’s ruling that blocked it. The conflicting decisions suggest the U.S. Supreme Court may resolve the dispute, with the order’s implementation potentially affecting states ahead of the midterm elections.
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