Efforts to limit mail balloting have hit another roadblock. A recent order affects the implementation of a certain executive order. This development comes as a higher court prepares to consider the matter.
The administration's attempt to rewrite election rules is facing obstacles. Details about the order and its implications are available. A court in Washington, D.C., and another court are involved in the matter, with the highest court also set to weigh in.
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