JapanThe Trump administration has appealed a judicial ruling that temporarily blocks an executive order limiting mail-in voting ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. The order would allow the U.S. Postal Service to refuse delivering ballots from states that fail to provide specific voter information and standardized envelope designs. A federal judge in Boston ruled against implementing the order, citing logistical challenges for states in preparing for the change. While the Supreme Court had previously permitted the plan to proceed on procedural grounds, it has yet to determine its legality. The White House describes the measure as 'common-sense' steps to ensure ballot security.
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