Trump Asks SCOTUS to Allow Mail-In Voting Restrictions
Trump is asking the Supreme Court to unblock his order limiting mail-in ballots right after lower courts shut it down.
Lower courts just blocked an executive order from Trump aimed at overhauling mail-in voting, calling it a threat to legitimate voters. Now, the administration is running straight to the Supreme Court to get those blocks lifted before midterms.
The plan requires states to hand over voter rolls to federal officials, mandates tracking barcodes on envelopes, and tells the USPS to refuse delivering ballots where rules aren't met. When challenged in court, the solicitor general argued the order shouldn't be blocked because it's just an internal directive to federal staff that hasn't changed state laws yet.
It turns out threatening to cut off ballot mail for entire states is legally considered internal office administrative paperwork.
Source: CNN
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