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Story summary
- Democratic attorneys general sued to block President Donald Trump’s USPS mail-ballot plan.
- Supreme Court upheld lower-court wins, blocking the administration’s power grab for this election.
- The coalition, led by Washington, California, Massachusetts and Nevada AGs, includes 24 states.
- Postal Workers Union said USPS never imposed such restrictions in its 250-year history.
- Democratic AGs warned they will act swiftly if Trump attempts voter intimidation or vote-count obstruction.
