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Topic: election law

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Monday, 6/29, 02:48 PM

Supreme Court Upholds Mail-Ballot Grace Periods in a 5-4 Ruling, Leaving California's System Intact

The U.S.
Supreme Court ruled Monday that states may count mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day as long as they were postmarked by that date, rejecting a Republican challenge and preserving voting laws in California and more than a dozen other states ahead of this fall's midterms.

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