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Why Trump’s Mail-In Voting Restrictions Could Backfire
Source: Bloomberg
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Trump renewed claims that fraudulent mail-in voting drove the 2020 election result and still has not fully conceded. In 2024, he also opposed calls from some allies for Republicans to vote by mail, despite having used mail-in voting himself.
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