'Not the time to make changes': Oregon secretary of state pushes back on Supreme Court's mail-in vote ruling
In response to Monday's Supreme Court ruling siding with President Trump's order restricting mail-in voting, Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read has a new directive for state election leaders: to keep things business as usual.
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'Not the time to make changes': Oregon secretary of state pushes back on Supreme Court's mail-in vote ruling
In response to Monday's Supreme Court ruling siding with President Trump's order restricting mail-in voting, Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read has a new directive for state election lea...
