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White House to comply with Supreme Court mail ballot ruling
Attorney General Todd Blanche confirms the administration will follow the high court's decision on postal voting regulations.
In brief
Attorney General Todd Blanche confirms the administration will follow the high court's decision on postal voting regulations. The White House will comply with the Supreme Court decision blocking new USPS mail voting regulations. Originally reported by CBS News.
White House pledges compliance
Attorney General Todd Blanche told CBS News the White House will comply with the Supreme Court's decision on mail ballots.
Blanche's direct response
When asked by CBS News' Ed O'Keefe, Blanche said "of course" the administration would follow the ruling.
Supreme Court keeps lower ruling
The high court maintained a lower court decision that blocked the Postal Service from enforcing new mail voting regulations.
USPS regulations blocked
The ruling prevents the U.S. Postal Service from implementing new rules that would have changed how mail voting works.
Statement made Tuesday
Blanche made his comments to CBS News on Tuesday, confirming the administration's position on the court decision.
The one thing
The White House will comply with the Supreme Court decision blocking new USPS mail voting regulations.
