A judge blocked a mail-in voting rule tied to Trump
Mail-in ballots are still supposed to be possible in the U.S., even after a federal judge stepped in to stop the government from rolling out a rule aimed at.
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Mail-in ballots are still supposed to be possible in the U.S., even after a federal judge stepped in to stop the government from rolling out a rule aimed at.
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