A federal judge lifted a nationwide injunction on the Trump administration's mail-in voting policy on August 26, 2026, allowing it to be implemented for the upcoming elections in November. U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani granted the Justice Department's request to reconsider her earlier injunction following a Supreme Court ruling that determined a separate lawsuit challenging President Trump's order was premature.
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Federal Judge Lifts Injunction on Trump Administration's Mail-in Voting Policy
A federal judge has lifted an injunction on the Trump administration's mail-in voting policy, enabling its implementation for the November elections. The decision follows a Supreme Court ruling regarding a related lawsuit.
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