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A Supreme Court Loss on Mail Ballots Reignites the GOP's SAVE Act Push

  • A Supreme Court ruling that lets states count mail ballots arriving after Election Day handed Republicans a defeat — and House hard-liners are using it to renew their demand that Congress pass the SAVE Act, even as Speaker Mike Johnson struggles to corral his own majority.

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