Postal Service asks Supreme Court to allow Trump’s mail voting changes
Summary
The U.S. Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to allow the Postal Service to carry out President Donald Trump’s executive order about mail voting before the upcoming midterm elections. A judge had blocked the Postal Service’s last step in applying the order, even though the Supreme Court had already allowed the order to stand.Key Facts
- President Trump issued an executive order about mail voting rules.
- The Justice Department supports the Postal Service in carrying out this order.
- The Supreme Court removed an earlier judge’s block on the executive order itself.
- Despite that, a judge later blocked the Postal Service from finalizing the order’s changes.
- The Justice Department wants the Supreme Court to overrule the current block.
- These legal actions relate to changes in how mail voting is handled.
- The goal is to apply these changes before the midterm elections.
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