Appeals court upholds 2021 election law, says lower-court ruling based on ‘cultural antagonism’ to mail voting

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A federal appeals court for the second time has upheld a 2021 election law that barred the mailing of advanced ballot applications with personalized voter information.

A three-judge panel of the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday reversed a lower-court ruling that found that the voting restriction violated the constitutional right to free speech.

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