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The U.S. Postal Service has proposed new rules that would require states to hand over data on voters who receive mail-in ballots for federal elections. It comes after President Trump signed an executive order earlier this year, tightening mail-in voting rules, with a stated goal of making elections more...

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FACE THE NATION: Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said Sunday the state is preparing for a potential change to federal mail-in voting rules as the U.S. Supreme Court considers whether new U.S. Postal Service requirements can take effect ahead of the November election. The rules would require states and local election officials to meet new requirements for ballot envelopes and provide information about mail voters to the Postal Service. A federal appeals court has kept the rules blocked while the Trump administration seeks relief from the Supreme Court. The issue could have a significant impact in Utah, where voting by mail is widely used. During an interview on CBS’ “Face the Nation,” Cox said Utah spent years developing its vote-by-mail system and has security measures in place. “It would certainly have an impact here in the state of Utah,” Cox said. “Unlike many other states, we took about a decade to implement vote-by-mail.” Cox said the state continues to add security measures and understands concerns that have been raised about mail voting in other states. “We do it very well here in the state of Utah, but we’ll be prepared for whatever decision happens and make sure that we’re ready so that everyone gets to vote,” Cox said. Cox said eligible Utah voters will be able to cast their ballots regardless of what the Supreme Court decides. “Everyone who should be voting will be able to vote in Utah,” he said.

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