Bonta Sues Trump Over Mail Voting Order
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California Attorney General Rob Bonta, along with nearly two dozen other attorneys general, filed a lawsuit against President Trumps new executive order, which gives the USPS control over vote-by-mail ballots. The order, signed this week, requires states to provide eligible voter lists to the Postal Service, which will then only deliver ballots to those on the list. Bonta criticized the order, stating that the president has no say in how states run elections. The lawsuit argues that the Constitution gives election control to states and Congress, not the president. Meanwhile, Trump wants Congress to ban automatic mail ballots nationwide, and the Supreme Court is considering challenges to late-arriving ballots. Locally, Bonta is battling Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco over seized mail ballots from a recent special election.
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