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Appeals court allows Kansas mail-in ballots three extra days

Original: Appeals court: Kansas mail-in ballots will be accepted for 3 days after November election

A federal appeals court ruled that Kansas must count mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day that arrive up to three days after the November election. The decision preserves extended ballot receipt deadlines in the state ahead of the vote. Election officials and voters now have clarity on the rules, and the ruling is being discussed as part of the broader national debate over mail voting access and election procedures.

Why now: The ruling arrives weeks before the November election and affects voting rules in a contested area of election law.

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