Supreme Court blocks Trump's mail-in limits
The US Supreme Court rejected on Monday granting President Donald Trump approval for a plan to restrict mail-in voting ahead of the November elections, in a setback for his efforts to limit postal voting, which had been challenged by lawsuits from Democrat-led states. Justice Brett Kavanaugh stated that the dispute does not concern the long-term legality of the plan but rather the amount of time remaining before the election. Trump’s administration had issued an executive order in March to tighten the conditions for mail-in voting, considering it susceptible to fraud, which caused administrative confusion and left legal ambiguities, as several states, including North Carolina, begin sending out mail-in ballots to voters.
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