SCOTUS allows president's vote-by-mail restrictions to go ahead, Nevada sues over Colorado River
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The US Supreme Court allows President Trump's executive order restricting mail-in voting to go forward without addressing the merits of the case. If they take effect, the USPS could be prevented from delivering ballots to states like Utah which have withheld voter info from federal requests. Panelists Leah Murray and Taylor Morgan join Lindsay to weigh the impacts of that decision on both our elections and our politics. Plus, Nevada sues the federal government over the latest deal to enforce water sharing. Our panel evaluates the chances that suit's chances of succeeding, and what needs to happen to ensure a sustainable water future for the west.
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