State Election Officials Say SCOTUS Mail-in Voting Ruling Won't Impact Midterms, but Creates Confusion

Illinois officials, elections advocates respond to mail-in voting ruling – Center Square

State Sen. Laura Murphy said election-securing efforts have been made at the state level. “I want every voter to know in the state of Illinois we're doing everything possible to protect your vote,” Murphy said. State lawmakers won’t return to work in Springfield until two weeks after the election.

Illinois officials, elections advocates respond to mail-in voting ruling

(The Center Square) – Following a U.S. Supreme Court decision Monday, Illinois elected officials are urging residents to send any mail-in ballots to be cast in the midterms ahead of

State election officials say SCOTUS mail-in voting ruling won't impact midterms, but creates confusion

Colorado election officials say Monday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling on mail-in voting does not change how voters cast their ballots this November, but warn the decision creates new uncertainty ahead of the midterm elections.The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 Monday to temporarily lift a federal injunction that had blocked a key part of President Donald Trump's executive order on mail-in voting, opening a path for parts of the order to move forward while…

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