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Wisconsin mail-in ballots to proceed as usual after Supreme Court ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s mail-in ballot restrictions Monday. The order would have required the federal government to compile a list of eligible voters. Only those voters would have been sent an absentee mail-in ballot from USPS.

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WEAU· Sep 15, 11:58 PMWisconsin mail-in ballots to proceed as usual after Supreme Court ruling

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MAGA Justices Rage at Court for Stopping Trump’s Ballot PlotSamuel Alito and Clarence Thomas came out on the losing end of the court’s deliberations.

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Voting by U.S. mail will remain free and fairIt took them a few tries, but a majority on the U.S. Supreme Court has now correctly ended Donald Trump's cynical and partisan effort to muck around with mail ballots during the fast coming midterm elections. The justices behind the ruling were anonymous except for Brett Kavanaugh, the only one brave enough to publicly oppose Trump.

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