On the same day, the US Supreme Court temporarily rejected the restrictions on mail-in voting proposed by the Trump administration. With voting already underway for the midterm elections, this decision means that states can now continue to send mail-in ballots in accordance with the procedures they have followed for many years. The Trump administration previously asked the Supreme Court to allow the relevant restrictions to take effect before the November congressional election, while nearly one-third of US voters voted by mail.

On the same day, the US Supreme Court temporarily rejected the restrictions on mail-in voting proposed by the Trump administration. With voting already underway for the midterm elections, this decision means that states can now continue to send mail-in ballots in accordance with the procedures they have followed for many years. The Trump administration previously asked the Supreme Court to allow the relevant restrictions to take effect before the November congressional election, while nearly one-third of US voters voted by mail.