GOP attorney says Trump's mail-in voting restrictions may suppress Republican votes
Election law attorney Ben Ginsberg said on CNN that President Trump's executive order restricting mail-in voting will likely impact Republican voters more, as they are older and more rural. The Supreme Court recently ruled that states' challenges to the order were premature, leaving it in place for now. Ginsberg warned that such barriers could reduce GOP turnout and called the strategy flawed.
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