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Lawyers for Donald Trump have asked the Supreme Court to allow an order affecting mail-in voting ahead of the midterm elections. This comes after a lawsuit from California and 22 other states asserting that states have the constitutional right to set their own voting regulations.
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Lawyers for Donald Trump have asked the Supreme Court to allow an order affecting mail-in voting ahead of the midterm elections. This comes after a lawsuit from California and 22 other states asserting that states have the constitutional right to set their own voting regulations.
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