The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to allow federal agencies to implement an order that would restrict mail-in ballots and create lists of people eligible to vote ahead of the midterms
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The appeal asked the justices to set aside a decision that halted an executive order in 23 states ahead of November’s midterm elections
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