US Supreme Court blocks mail-in voting

The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily blocked the Trump administration's restrictions on mail-in voting, allowing states to continue sending out absentee ballots under previous procedures without applying the new rules. This case comes as voting has begun for the midterm elections, and the change could affect one-third of American voters who vote by mail, as implementing broad changes to the voting system ahead of the elections is difficult. The Trump administration had sought to impose restrictions including standardized ballot envelopes and electronic voter lists, with the possibility of the postal service refusing to deliver ballots.

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