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DOJ Asks Supreme Court to Allow Mail Ballot Curbs for Midterms
Source: Bloomberg
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The Trump administration asked the US Supreme Court to allow the Postal Service to enforce new mail-in ballot rules before the November midterms. Several states warn this could disrupt near-term ballot preparations as ballots are scheduled to be sent out in the coming days. The news is politically and operationally sensitive, but unlikely to drive broad market moves.
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