Trump urges Supreme Court to limit mail-in voting

The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is seeking to impose new restrictions on mail-in voting ahead of the midterm elections by issuing an executive order that outlines policies including a ban on sending ballots to anyone not listed on official registries, with the possibility of withholding funding from states that do not comply. An appeals court in Massachusetts upheld the suspension of this order, deeming it to create confusion and threaten voters' rights, while a district court judge deemed it illegal, stating that the Trump administration lacks the constitutional authority to change election procedures. Meanwhile, several states have filed lawsuits against the measure, arguing that it aims to suppress voters and violates the Constitution. The Supreme Court has requested the states to respond to the appeal before issuing a final decision.

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