SCOTUS Allows Trump Admin to Move Forward With Executive Order Restricting Mail-In Ballots

Aug 24, 2026 5:34 PM
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SCOTUS Allows Trump Admin to Move Forward With Executive Order Restricting Mail-In Ballots
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With just 71 days to go until the midterm elections, the Supreme Court will allow President Donald Trump to move forward with his executive order that places restrictions on mail-in ballots.

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The 6-3 ruling from the Court did not decide whether or not the executive order was legal, but rather claimed that states that sought relief did so too early through speculative claims, according to SCOTUS Wire. 

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23 Democrat-run states and Washington, D.C. brought forth suit against the Trump administration in hopes of blocking the order to direct agencies to create lists of eligible voters and required USPS to only distribute ballots to those on the approved lists.

In July, an Obama-appointed judge approved the Democrat effort to block the executive order in the states which brought suit against the federal government.

Now, the Trump administration will race to implement the policy before the ever-nearing midterm elections take place on November 3.

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