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Trump signs order seeking to curb vote-by-mail in bid to control state election laws — Alex Padilla | ChamberLight
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President Trump signed an executive order aiming to restrict mail-in voting and create a national citizenship database for voter rolls, sparking immediate legal threats and constitutional challenges from Democrats and election officials.
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35 Credibility LOW Source credibility (News in the Grove): 35 out of 100 85 Quality HIGH Content quality: 85 out of 100 65 Neutrality SOME TILT Story neutrality: 65 out of 100
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ALSO MENTIONED Dan Rayfield, Oregon Attorney General; Joe Grunters, Republican National Committee Chairman; Tobias Read, Oregon Secretary of State
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