US Supreme Court Blocks Mail-In Voting Plan

The US Supreme Court upheld a federal judge's decision, rejecting President Donald Trump's plan to restrict mail-in voting ahead of the midterm elections in November.

Details of the Court Ruling

Supreme Court justices upheld a federal judge's decision that temporarily halted the US Postal Service from implementing new requirements.

Justices' Views

Conservative Justice Brett Kavanaugh indicated he could vote in favor of Trump in the final decision, while Alito and Thomas voted against the ruling.

Legal Process and Lawsuits

Twenty-three states and Washington DC had filed lawsuits to halt Trump's decision, and Boston-based Judge Indira Talwani had issued a preliminary injunction.