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The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that South Carolina's mail-in voting law, which allowed voters over 65 to vote absentee without restrictions, is unconstitutional. The ruling stems from a lawsuit filed by younger voters claiming the law violated the 26th Amendment. The case will return to lower courts for further proceedings, and South Carolina officials plan to appeal the decision.
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The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that South Carolina's mail-in voting law, which allowed voters over 65 to vote absentee without restrictions, is unconstitutional. The ruling stems from a lawsuit filed by younger voters claiming the law violated the 26th Amendment. The case will return to lower courts for further proceedings, and South Carolina officials plan to appeal the decision.
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