Oregon AG Sues Trump Over Mail-In Voting Order
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Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield, along with 22 other attorneys general and Pennsylvanias governor, has filed a lawsuit against President Trumps executive order aiming to restrict mail-in voting. The order, which seeks to create verified voter lists from federal data, is seen as an unconstitutional overreach by states that run their own elections. Critics argue that it will cause confusion and chaos, potentially disenfranchising voters. Oregon, which has been using all-mail voting since 1998 with minimal fraud, is among the states pushing back against the order. The legal battle is expected to intensify as it tests the limits of federal overreach in election matters.
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