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Trump pressures Supreme Court to restrict mail-in voting

Euronews Portugal4 September 2026 at 13:47

United States President Donald Trump is pressuring the Federal Supreme Court to impose restrictions on mail-in voting in the midterm elections.

Trump's pressure comes after a federal judge blocked an executive order related to this matter, claiming its implementation was "practically impossible" to carry out.

The final stretch for the crucial vote in the midterm elections is thus in a state of legal chaos, with multiple conflicting legal decisions.

The article does not specify exactly what restrictions Trump intends to implement or which states will be most affected by this legal dispute.

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