Supreme Court Asked to Rule on Mail-in Ballots

State fights Trump mail-in ballot request

The Trump administration again asked the U.S. Supreme Court to allow its efforts to limit mail-in voting as Oregon and other states continue to challenge the proposed restrictions.

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“In justifying the discriminatory treatment of mail-in ballots, the USPS analogized them to ‘cremated remains’ and ‘replica explosives.’ In the eyes of the USPS, human remains, fake bombs and mail-in ballots are all ‘unquestionably sensitive’ and raise ‘unique operational considerations.’” (Marc Elias, Democracydocket.com)

Supreme Court asked to rule on mail-in ballots

As the first mail-in ballots go out, the Trump administration seeks to lift a lower court block on its voting plan, FOX News' Caroline Shively reports.

Mail-in ballots go out as Trump asks Supreme Court to lift USPS voting plan block

Mail-in ballots for the midterm elections are going out, but a legal fight over how those ballots are handled is heading back to the U.S. Supreme Court.

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Administration Asks Supreme Court to Lift Block on USPS Mail-In Rules for Midterms

The election integrity measure seeks to ensure mail-in ballots are sent only to U.S. citizens. The Department of Justice has requested that the Supreme Court allow President Donald…