Supreme Court Upholds Postal Service's Mail-in Ballot Delivery

The Supreme Court rejected President Trump's mail voting restrictions for the midterm election, allowing the US Postal Service to continue delivering ballots as usual. The ruling means voting by mail can proceed in states that have already begun the process, including Alabama, North Carolina, and Wisconsin. The USPS plan, which Trump ordered, required states to provide voter lists and specific barcode envelopes for ballot delivery. A federal judge in Boston previously blocked the plan, finding it likely illegal due to the Postal Service's lack of authority to control mail-in voting.