Supreme Court blocks mail-in voting limits

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected Donald Trump's administration's request to restrict mail-in voting before November's elections, marking another setback for the administration in its legal case. The six conservative justices out of nine approved the decision, while two dissented. This comes amid concerns over administrative confusion and delays in mailing out ballots, as some states, like North Carolina, have already begun sending mail-in ballots to voters. Trump, who has described mail-in voting as something that facilitates fraud, has used this method multiple times himself, despite opposing it during his presidency. This has led to a series of legal challenges and lawsuits from Democratic-led states, which argue that election administration is a rights reserved to the states, not the federal government.

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