US Attorney General John Soell filed an urgent application with the Supreme Court on the 27th to overturn the ban issued by a court last weekend and allow federal agencies to implement a presidential executive order restricting mail-in ballots and strengthening voter identity checks. US Republican President Trump issued an executive order on March 31, instructing the Department of Homeland Security and the Social Security Administration to compile a list of citizens who are legally eligible to vote on a state basis, while prohibiting the US Postal Service from processing ballots sent by non-listed voters.

US Attorney General John Soell filed an urgent application with the Supreme Court on the 27th to overturn the ban issued by a court last weekend and allow federal agencies to implement a presidential executive order restricting mail-in ballots and strengthening voter identity checks. US Republican President Trump issued an executive order on March 31, instructing the Department of Homeland Security and the Social Security Administration to compile a list of citizens who are legally eligible to vote on a state basis, while prohibiting the US Postal Service from processing ballots sent by non-listed voters.