All Colorado voters will receive mail-in ballots after Supreme Court blocks Trump order
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The United States Supreme Court has blocked a plan by President Donald Trump to restrict mail-in ballots in Colorado, ensuring that all voters in the state will receive mail-in ballots. The ruling comes as the country is fifty days away from the midterm elections.
The Trump administration had previously asked the high court to lift a federal judge's temporary block on the new rules regarding mail-in voting. By rejecting the administration's request, the Supreme Court leaves the lower court's block in place, preserving existing mail-in voting procedures for Colorado electorate ahead of the upcoming midterms.
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FOX31 KDVR (Denver, US) (US)Focuses on the local impact for Colorado voters and the midterm election timeline.
BBC World (GB)Focuses on the national administration's legal maneuver against the federal judge's block.
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