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2026-09-13 11:17
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Democrats shift their mail voting message: From the Politics Desk
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President and allies have tried to ram through changes to the US voting system, but his efforts are being challenged Voting by mail is a “hoax”, according to Donald Trump, despite about 29% of American voters casting their vote this way in 2024. The US president has repeatedly done so himself.
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