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Supreme Court Upholds Mail-In Ballots | Montpelier News
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The Supreme Court just ruled that mail-in ballots can still be counted even if they arrive after Election Day—as long as they were postmarked on time, a major win for voting rights advocates amid President Trump’s push to restrict mail voting. Senator Bernie Sanders is calling out the lack of evidence behind those claims, while courts and states like New York are resisting Trump’s efforts to alter USPS rules. Vermont, however, maintains a stricter deadline. This decision reinforces practices already in place in 14 states and underscores the ongoing legal battle to ensure every eligible vote is counted, no matter how it’s delivered.
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