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Judge blocks Trump's mail-in voting plan again
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Yesterday, a federal judge again suspended an order by President Trump aimed at restricting mail-in voting in the midterm elections, reports Inst Verkiezingen Vs. The US government has since appealed the ruling, reports Le Monde Voorpagina. The judge extended the suspension of a Postal Service plan to restrict mail-in voting while the Trump administration seeks a Supreme Court ruling, report Inst Verkiezingen Vs and Wereld Post.
The case is one of the latest developments in a legal conflict ahead of the November midterm elections, according to Japan Times. A judge again blocked the Trump administration's plans to restrict mail-in voting, report Inst Verkiezingen Vk and Wereld Post. The judge has extended the Trump administration's order that was meant to restrict mail-in voting indefinitely, reports Politiek Vk.
The judge also extended the ban on President Trump's directive to restrict mail-in voting in the midterm elections, reports Politiek Vs. Trump's Justice Department is asking a judge to allow restrictions on mail-in voting by the USPS, despite a block by another court, reports Inst Verkiezingen Vk.
"A judge has again suspended a Postal Service plan to restrict mail-in voting while the Trump administration seeks a Supreme Court ruling," reports Inst Verkiezingen Vs. The judge has again blocked the Trump administration's restrictions on mail-in voting, reports Politiek Ierland.
The judge has again suspended an executive order by President Trump aimed at restricting mail-in voting in the midterm elections, reports Inst Verkiezingen Vs. The French newspaper Le Monde Voorpagina reports that a federal judge on Friday extended the block on a decree by Donald Trump, which was aimed at restricting mail-in voting during the midterm elections. This happened on the same day the first ballots were sent out. The government has already appealed.
What the ruling means for the midterm elections is unclear, according to Wereld Post.