Seven weeks from the midterms, the Supreme Court rejects Trump's mail-in voting restrictions
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All these omissions share the same fate: covered by 3 countries or more.
Argentina1 omission
3 of 10portion of mail-in voting in the American electorate (around one third)
Australia1 omission3 of 10identity of California Attorney General Rob Bonta, who initiated the lawsuit
Canada1 omission3 of 10exact count of judges' votes (7 to 2 or 6 to 3 according to sources)
Switzerland1 omission3 of 10portion of mail-in voting in the American electorate (around one third)
Spain1 omission3 of 10identity of California Attorney General Rob Bonta, who initiated the lawsuit
France1 omission3 of 10details of technical obligations imposed on states (voter lists, barcode envelopes, printers)
Belgium1 omission4 of 10concurring opinion of Judge Brett Kavanaugh on the premature nature of the rules for 2026
Germany1 omission4 of 10details of technical obligations imposed on states (voter lists, barcode envelopes, printers)
United Kingdom1 omission4 of 10exact count of judges' votes (7 to 2 or 6 to 3 according to sources)
United States1 omission5 of 10portion of mail-in voting in the American electorate (around one third)