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Supreme Court conservatives signal readiness to limit late-arriving mail ballots nationwide
The Supreme Court's conservative majority signals readiness to curb late-arriving mail ballots in several US states by potentially overturning laws that allow for their counting.
The US Supreme Court's conservative majority signaled readiness to curb late-arriving mail ballots, potentially overturning state laws allowing their count in elections such as Mississippi and other states. On Monday, the court's conservative justices expressed interest in targeting a law that allows counting of ballots received after Election Day. The move aims to strengthen voter verification procedures and reduce potential voting irregularities.
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