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Denver clerk expects turnout above 80% as Supreme Court blocks Trump’s mail-in voting rules

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Denver Clerk Paul López projects voter turnout will exceed 80% following a Supreme Court decision to block restrictive mail-in voting rules. Highlighting the importance of early participation, López urged citizens to vote ahead of the deadline to ensure their voices are heard and to support the democratic process.

“The best way to defend democracy is to participate and to vote and do that early,” Clerk Paul López said.

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