Supreme Court backs Trump's mail-in limits
The U.S. Supreme Court has begun supporting former President Donald Trump's decision to restrict mail-in voting by implementing measures that tighten voter eligibility verification and disallow certain ballots received after Election Day. This comes ahead of the upcoming midterm elections scheduled for November. The decision was made by rejecting the objections of liberal justices, while the court allowed the government to take legal actions to enforce the executive order, which was issued in March 2026 and faced numerous legal challenges. This ruling reflects the government's move to reduce mail-in voting and impose additional restrictions on the electoral process.
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