Supreme Court Reviews Trump Administration's Mail Ballot Changes Amid Legal Challenges
A second judge has ruled against a Trump administration plan to alter mail-in voting, citing potential illegality and risks to voter participation. This ruling comes as the Supreme Court is also considering similar challenges.
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