- The Supreme Court gave the Trump administration partial win to start implementing an order restricting mail‑in voting, but left room for more court fights and it's unclear how much can be done before the midterms.
- Democratic officials in 23 states and D.C. sued, arguing elections are run by states and Congress; lower courts have blocked the plan and the legal battle is ongoing.
- Mail voting remains widely used and secure (about 30% of ballots in 2024 and very rare fraud), even as Trump presses claims of fraud and for proof‑of‑citizenship rules.
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