Judge again blocks Trump mail ballot executive order in ruling that's likely to be swiftly appealed
Summary
A federal judge paused President Donald Trump's order to limit mail voting just before mail ballots start going out for the midterm elections. The judge blocked the order for two weeks, and the government may appeal the decision to the Supreme Court soon.Key Facts
- A federal judge stopped President Trump’s executive order on mail voting.
- The order limits how mail voting can be used in the midterm elections.
- This is the second time the order has been blocked before votes are mailed.
- The judge’s pause will last for two weeks.
- The midterm elections are coming up soon, with mail ballots starting to be sent.
- The government plans to appeal the decision.
- The Supreme Court may hear the case again soon.
- The Supreme Court recently allowed the administration to continue with part of the order.
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