- The Supreme Court temporarily lifted a June injunction so the Trump administration can move forward with its March order limiting mail-in ballots — a 6-3 decision with the three liberal justices dissenting.
- A separate August injunction still blocks the USPS from enforcing tighter national ballot-delivery rules, so the dispute isn't fully resolved and states can sue again.
- The ruling could affect the November midterms: restricting mail-in voting would likely hit Democratic voters harder, adding uncertainty to the fight for control of Congress.
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