US Supreme Court denies Trump's attempt to restrict mail-in voting
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US Supreme Court, Donald Trump
United States
September 2026
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The US Supreme Court rejected President Trump's request to restrict mail-in voting for the November midterms. The court cited insufficient time for election officials to implement new rules. States will continue using existing mail-in voting processes.
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