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Democratic state officials urge US Supreme Court to affirm pause on Trump vote-by-mail order
Democratic state officials argue that President Donald Trump's executive order mandating changes to mail-in-voting systems cannot be implemented before the November midterm elections due to time constraints. They claim the order is unconstitutional, as election administration is a state responsibility, and warn it could disenfranchise voters reliant on mail voting. The Supreme Court is considering the issue on its emergency docket.
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