Summary
The Supreme Court is considering a case about how mail-in ballots are counted in the upcoming elections. The case challenges whether ballots postmarked by Election Day but arriving later should be counted.
Key Facts
- The Supreme Court heard a case about counting mail-in ballots.
- Some states count mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day if they have the correct postmark date.
- The Republican National Committee is challenging this counting procedure.
- The decision could affect how mail-in ballots are handled in the upcoming elections.
- Nate Persily, an expert from Stanford University, discussed the case details.
