Key Facts

• The Supreme Court blocked the Trump administration’s new mail-in voting rules.
• These rules would have required states to give voter information, like name and address, to the Postal Service.
• Postal workers would only deliver ballots to voters listed by the states.
• The court said the government’s challenge to block the earlier court order is unlikely to win.
• The new rules were meant to change how mail-in ballots are handled and reviewed.
• Some states and groups said these rules would interfere with state control of elections and make voting harder.
• This decision allows states to continue mail-in voting without the new restrictions.
• President Trump has claimed mail-in voting fraud without evidence.