The Supreme Court has blocked portions of a Trump administration rule that sought to restrict mail-in voting, ruling that the changes could not take effect during the current election cycle. The decision comes amid ongoing legal challenges over voting procedures, with the justices citing potential disruptions to voters. The ruling leaves some aspects of the rule intact, including those related to ballot security measures. Legal experts suggest the case could have broader implications for future election policies.
SCOTUS denies parts of Trump admin.'s mail voting rule spectrumlocalnews.com
