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Miller: Mail Voting Good for Democracy
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Miller: Mail voting good for democracy
The Supreme Court closed out its term and issued decisions that could affect millions of Americans. Among them is Watson v. Republican National Committee, in which the court decided in a 5-4 decision to uphold long-standing Mississippi law and allow mail-in ballots received post-Election Day to be counted.
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Voting is not a closed-book test
The Supreme Court closed out its term and issued decisions that could affect millions of Americans. Among them is Watson v. Republican National Committee, in which the court decided in a 5-4 decision to uphold longstanding Mississippi law and allow mail-in ballots received post-Election Day to be counted. The post Voting is not a closed-book test appeared first on Hawaii Tribune-Herald.
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