Supreme Court Clears Mail-In Ballot Rules | Lansing News
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The Supreme Court just delivered a major win for election officials by blocking White House efforts to impose last-minute mail-in ballot restrictions—bringing much-needed clarity as midterms loom. In Lansing, where preparations were already underway, the ruling meant no sudden hurdles like special barcodes—steps already completed weeks ago. Voters are still buzzing with questions, but local offices are ready: over 600 new registrations processed, and 40-60% of ballots expected via mail or drop box. With absentee ballots going out next week and legal uncertainty lifted, Michigan voters now have clear, stable options: mail, drop box, early in-person, or Election Day polling.
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https://www.wilx.com/2026/09/16/election-workers-relieved-after-us-supreme-court-rejects-mail-in-ballot-restrictions/
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