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Trump’s mail-voting order would disenfranchise voters and create mass confusion, states warn SCOTUS
President Donald Trump's executive order mandating changes to mail-in-voting systems faces opposition from 24 Democratic state officials, who argue it creates mass confusion and risks disenfranchising voters before the November midterm elections. The U.S. Supreme Court is considering whether to maintain a stay on the order, as states claim they lack time to comply with its requirements.
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