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RELEASE: Four in Five Pennsylvania SNAP Households Also Rely on Medicaid
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“Nothing has changed here in Pennsylvania for November’s election,” assured Gov. Shapiro, following the high court’s preliminary approval of Trump’s order restricting mail voting. “Eligible voters in Pennsylvania can safely and securely vote by mail.”
No changes yet to Pa.’s mail-in voting process following Supreme Court order
“Nothing has changed here in Pennsylvania for November’s election,” Gov. Josh Shapiro said following the high co...
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Even with this interim win for President Trump, the legal fight “is far from over, with a separate set of lawsuits led by Democrats and voting rights groups continuing to play out as this fall's election draws closer,” reports NPR:
Supreme Court gives Trump an interim win on his mail voting order, but hurdles loom
The Supreme Court paused a lower court's ruling that blocked key parts of Trump's order to limit voting by mail ...
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Every eligible person who loses SNAP benefits is one more family facing unnecessary barriers to food. States have a role to play in making sure eligible people can access and keep the benefits they qualify for. https://secure.everyaction.com/76ItkRZL70ae1ApG7NWaVQ2
