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States Unite to Defend Mail Voting | Burlington News
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Vermont and New York are leading a coalition of states in a fierce pushback against a U.S. Postal Service rule that could slash mail-in voting access—by requiring voters to be on a national list to receive ballots. Critics, including Vermont’s Attorney General, warn this would disenfranchise eligible voters, especially those without official records. Backed by a recent Supreme Court ruling affirming states’ control over elections, the coalition—including California, Massachusetts, and D.C.—is rallying to stop the Postal Service from enforcing this restrictive policy, arguing it undermines democracy and violates court precedent.
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