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- Democratic officials in about two dozen states sued the U.S. Postal Service after President Donald Trump issued an order limiting mail-ballot eligibility.
- A federal judge blocked the order, which an appeals court later upheld.
- Kansas and Michigan election officials urged voters to hand-deliver ballots because consolidating processing centers slowed mail.
- California reported more than 148,000 primary ballots rejected, with 63% arriving too late despite a seven-day grace period.
