Court blocks Trump's order to restrict the vote by mail before the 'midterm'
For years, the president has held that the mail vote requires stricter controls and continues to claim, without evidence, that the elections..
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A federal court of appeals rejected the government's request on Saturday to rescind an interim measure that keeps the main provisions of an executive order to tighten controls over this voting system in 23 states suspended. The states question the federal government's authority. The lawsuit was filed by a coalition of 23 states and the District of Columbia, headed by California, Massachusetts, Nevada and Washington.
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A federal court of appeals rejected the government's request on Saturday to rescind an interim measure that keeps the main provisions of an executive order to tighten controls over this voting system in 23 states suspended.
according to ClarínThe states question the federal government's authority. The lawsuit was filed by a coalition of 23 states and the District of Columbia, headed by California, Massachusetts, Nevada and Washington.
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