Federal judge temporarily halts Trump's mail ballot restrictions
A federal judge has placed a 14-day hold on implementing an executive order that would limit mail voting, citing insufficient time for states to adjust before the midterm elections. The stay follows a Supreme Court decision that had allowed the order to proceed, but the judge noted states lack the resources to comply. A hearing is scheduled for September 3 as the legal battle continues.
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