Court Fight Heats Up Over Federal Rules for Mail-In Voting
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to allow tighter nationwide mail-in voting rules, including a federal list of eligible voters and restricting ballot delivery to those on the list. Lower courts blocked parts of the plan as unconstitutional, while the DOJ argues pausing is indefensible; the Court requested responses from the challenging states by Aug. 3, underscoring a major election-law dispute ahead of the midterms.