Legal experts expect the Supreme Court to reject the Trump administration's executive order on mail voting on the merits.
“But looking at decades of litigation and clarity in election law, they expect the Supreme Court to reject this executive order on the merits.”
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disputableThe Supreme Court issues a ruling on the merits of the executive order; if the ruling rejects the executive order, the prediction is true; if it upholds it, the prediction is false.
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