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The Supreme Court recently blocked an executive order from President Trump aimed at restricting mail-in voting. Initial proposals included requiring ballots to be delivered via certified mail, which faced strong objections from the Postal Service. The final order surprised Postal Service officials and included mandates for changes to ballot envelopes and tracking measures.
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The Supreme Court recently blocked an executive order from President Trump aimed at restricting mail-in voting. Initial proposals included requiring ballots to be delivered via certified mail, which faced strong objections from the Postal Service. The final order surprised Postal Service officials and included mandates for changes to ballot envelopes and tracking measures.
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