Top US court says post office can't limit mail voting for now

Top US court says post office can't limit mail voting for now

The Supreme Court, the top US court, on Sept. 14 turned down an urgent request to let the Postal Service limit voting by mail before November's congressional elections. Judge Indira Talwani's order stopping those limits stays. The justices said the administration would likely lose the full case. Whether Washington or the states decide remains unsettled after November.

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