A federal judge ruled on Thursday that President Trump's executive order from March, which strengthens regulations on mail-in ballots, can proceed despite legal challenges from Democratic officials. The executive order mandates the federal government to create a list of eligible voters using available citizenship data and instructs the U.S. Postal Service to implement related measures.
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Federal Judge Allows Trump's Executive Order on Mail-in Ballots to Proceed
A federal judge has ruled that President Trump's March executive order regarding mail-in ballot regulations can move forward, despite opposition from Democrats. The order requires the establishment of a list of eligible voters based on citizenship data.
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