New York judge rules on disputed mail-in ballots to settle House race after six weeks

1. Following the judge's decision, Suraj Patel, appearing to agree with the president that a mail-in system that has yielded no winner 45-days after an election, said "This is no longer a Democratic or a Republican fight, this is not an establishment versus progressive fight.
2. Some ballots weren't postmarked, making the judge's order harder to enforce, and casting doubt on the ability of the office to handle an election involving hundreds of millions of mail-in ballots.
3. The judge's Monday decision will allow ballots that were received one to two days after the election date – June 23 – to be counted, so long as they are postmarked by the 23.
4. Election boards were overwhelmed by the more than 400,000 mail-in ballots that were submitted in New York City alone, which tops the number sent in across the entire state in 2018.
5. A Manhattan federal judge has stepped in to conclude a House pirmary that remains undecided after six weeks, saying 1,000 disputed mail-in ballots should be counted.
6. Maloney's race has been brought to the national fore not just as a significant embarrassment to the New York City Board of Elections, but by the president, who has touted the race as an example par excellence of why universal mail-in voting measures for the Nov.

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