Trump administration makes another appeal to the Supreme Court to allow mail ballot restrictions

The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court — for the third time — to let new Postal Service restrictions on mail ballots take effect before the midterms.
A federal judge has blocked enforcement while states are already mailing ballots, raising concerns about confusion and last‑minute changes.
The dispute is high-stakes: Democrats and voting‑rights groups say the rule could disenfranchise mail voters, the administration calls it a commonsense fix, and nearly one‑third of voters use mail ballots — with control of Congress on the line.