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Trump: I have right to issue exec order on mail-in voting

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United States President Donald Trump in a briefing asserted he has the right to issue an executive order forbidding mail-in ballots in the upcoming presidential election but that the matter hasn't gotten to that point yet.

"There's never been a push like this for mail-in ballots," Trump said, noting the New York congressional race will likely have to re-run due to the problems that arose amid the mail-in voting process.

"How are you gonna do that for an entire nation?" the president said claiming if issues were seen in a smaller setting, discrepancies are expected in the general election.

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