What the US Supreme Court’s ruling on Trump’s order restricting mail voting means for Colorado
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Supreme Court’s decision Monday unblocking President Donald Trump’s executive order restricting mail voting is prompting a lot of questions in Colorado, where the vast majority of ballots cast by voters were mailed to them.
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What happened
Supreme Court’s decision Monday unblocking President Donald Trump’s executive order restricting mail voting is prompting a lot of questions in Colorado, where the vast majority of ballots cast by voters were mailed to them.
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Common ground
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