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A federal judge has ruled that a lawsuit challenging President Trump's executive order on mail voting can continue, labeling the order as 'unconstitutional.' The order requires states to provide the USPS with lists of voters requesting mail ballots and has been previously blocked in 22 states. A hearing on the plaintiffs' request for an injunction is set for August 7.
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A federal judge has ruled that a lawsuit challenging President Trump's executive order on mail voting can continue, labeling the order as 'unconstitutional.' The order requires states to provide the USPS with lists of voters requesting mail ballots and has been previously blocked in 22 states. A hearing on the plaintiffs' request for an injunction is set for August 7.
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