Jackson Joins Lawsuit Against Trump's Mail-In Voting Order

0:00It's April 6th. This is Durham News today, AI-powered stories from your city. North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson just jumped into a lawsuit with more than 20 other states against the Trump administration's fresh. Executive order cracking down on mail-in voting nationwide. The order demands a country-wide list of approved absentee voters at least 60 days before any election, and it bars the U.S. Civil Service from delivering ballots from anyone not on that list. Jackson warns this could hit North Carolina's military folks hard, since the poignments on short notice might leave their votes rejected and tossed out. Robbing service members of their say, Trump backs the move by calling out widespread cheating in mail-in systems, but several lawsuits are already piling up, and a couple Republican. Election officials predict courts will strike it down quick. Meanwhile, North Carolina is also teaming up with federal agencies to scrub voter rolls for non-citizens using a database called SAV, though critics.

1:00Slam it for shaky data that my flag citizens wrong. Talk about voting battles brewing on every front.