Judge lifts nationwide block on Trump's mail voting order
Summary
A federal judge lifted a nationwide ban on President Trump's mail-in voting policy after the Supreme Court allowed it to move forward. The judge said the legal fight is not over, and states can still challenge the rule now that the postal service has finalized it.Key Facts
- A federal judge removed a nationwide block on President Trump's mail-in voting order.
- The Supreme Court cleared the way for this decision earlier in the week.
- The judge who lifted the block is U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani.
- Her order was "without prejudice," meaning new legal challenges can be filed.
- The Supreme Court has not ruled on the rule’s legality yet.
- The court said states should wait until the Postal Service's final rule is published before suing.
- The Postal Service has now issued its final mail-in voting rule.
- A new lawsuit has been filed by some states against the final rule, with elections coming soon.
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