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Election impact of SCOTUS decision on Trump mail-in ballot limits
In a decision involving election impact on Trump mail-in ballot limits, the conservative majority ruled that the core question of legality was bypassed. Specifically, the justices determined that 23 Democratic-run states and the District of Columbia lacked legal standing to sue at this time.
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