Supreme Court Blocks Trump Administration's Request on Mail-in Ballot Rules
The Supreme Court has upheld a federal judge's temporary halt on new mail-in ballot rules requested by the Trump administration. This decision continues to maintain the status quo regarding mail-in voting regulations.
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