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The article discusses the legal dispute between the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump and the courts regarding mail-in voting procedures ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Trump's administration requested to block a court ruling that prevents the implementation of new restrictions on mail-in ballots, which threatens to allow states to swiftly adopt these changes amid concerns of confusion and overlap in the voting process. The administration faced opposition from Democratic-run states and voting rights organizations, which considered the proposed restrictions unconstitutional. Meanwhile, Trump's administration insists that its authority is limited to overseeing postal services and that it does not interfere with local voting procedures. The significance of this dispute grows as the elections approach, with about one-third of voters relying on mail-in ballots. Trump has continued to oppose this method since the 2020 elections, claiming widespread voter fraud despite having used mail-in voting himself at times.
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