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The Supreme Court allowed Trump's mail-voting restrictions to proceed ahead of the midterm elections. The ruling blocks state efforts to challenge the orders in court.
The Supreme Court cleared the way for Trump's mail-voting restrictions to take effect without waiting for states to challenge them in court. By allowing the orders to proceed, the Court blocked the usual legal pathway that states had relied on to contest federal voting rules. This is a procedural win that matters more than a typical court decision—it means the restrictions are live now, not years from now after appeals.
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