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A federal judge in Boston has extended a temporary ban on a controversial USPS rule that would have made voting by mail harder, blocking the Trump-era policy requiring special barcodes and voter lists—threatening to disenfranchise voters. As states gear up to send ballots ahead of elections, the ruling gives breathing room to voting rights advocates and Democrat-led states who called the rule unconstitutional. The administration’s attempt to get the Supreme Court to override the ban was blocked again, while critics highlight logistical chaos: states already printed ballots, the online portal for submitting voter lists was inactive, and a whistleblower warned of rushed implementation risks. With Election Day looming, this legal showdown could reshape how millions vote.

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