US Supreme Court Rules Mail-in Ballots Count if Sent on Time

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The US Supreme Court ruled that mail-in ballots are valid if sent timely.
The ruling was made by a court with a conservative majority.
This decision allows for the counting of ballots received after Election Day under certain conditions.
The case sought to limit mail-in voting, which the court ultimately rejected.

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The US Supreme Court ruled that mail-in ballots are valid if sent timely.
The ruling was made by a court with a conservative majority.
This decision allows for the counting of ballots received after Election Day under certain conditions.
The case sought to limit mail-in voting, which the court ultimately rejected.

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