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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on September 15, 2026, allowing mail ballots to be sent without new Postal Service regulations, rejecting President Trump's proposal. This decision provides clarity for election officials and voters as mail voting is already underway in several states, ensuring elections can proceed as planned.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on September 15, 2026, allowing mail ballots to be sent without new Postal Service regulations, rejecting President Trump's proposal. This decision provides clarity for election officials and voters as mail voting is already underway in several states, ensuring elections can proceed as planned.
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