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New US mail ballot rules take effect, triggering fresh legal challenges

New US mail ballot rules take effect, triggering fresh legal challenges

The US Postal Service brought in new rules for mail-in voting on Thursday, applying to November's midterm elections. These requirements come from an executive order by Donald Trump, aimed at stopping ballots being sent to ineligible voters. A new lawsuit has been initiated by 24 states and the District of Columbia, aiming to obstruct the order.

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