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The Supreme Court’s Monday order did not itself change any election procedure; it reopened the legal fight over Trump’s mail-voting restrictions.
What the evidence shows
AP says the order was preliminary, based on timing, and that a separate injunction still blocks USPS implementation. The article also notes no election procedures have yet changed as a result. The facts are directly supported by the AP report and the described court posture.
Evidence considered
- AP says the order was too early-stage to decide legality.
- AP says a second injunction still blocks USPS changes.
- The article reports no procedure has changed yet.
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