Supreme Court Denies Trump Mail-in Limits

The US Supreme Court rejected the restrictions imposed by the Trump administration on mail-in voting, which aimed to reduce reliance on postal voting in the upcoming midterm elections in November. The court cited concerns about insufficient time to implement these measures effectively before the election. According to the ruling, the United States Postal Service is permitted to continue sending out mail-in ballot request cards following its previous procedures. This decision comes after organizations and states filed lawsuits against the executive order issued by Trump in March 2026, which directed the creation of a system to send mail-in ballot request cards based on voter lists prepared by the states. However, judicial orders have prevented the implementation of this system, and those orders remain in effect. Some states have already begun implementing mail-in voting, with expectations that more will adopt this method before the upcoming elections.

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