Court clears path for Trump’s mail-in voting overhaul ahead of midterms

The Supreme Court granted a stay and allowed the Trump administration to begin enforcing an executive order aimed at overhauling mail-in voting by creating citizenship lists and directing USPS to deliver ballots only to verified voters, despite lower-court blocks. The decision centers on jurisdiction and potential harm to the executive branch, with dissents warning that election challenges can come too late or too early and cautioning against expanding presidential overreach into election administration.