The United States Supreme Court rejected the restrictions imposed by then-President Donald Trump on mail voting before the midterm elections. The decision allows states to continue sending mail-in ballots using the same procedures used for years.
The mail-in voting procedures that were in place were maintained through this judicial decision. These methods had already been used by states for several years before the court's decision.
Mail voting represents a significant portion of the American electoral process, accounting for nearly one-third of all votes cast. The maintenance of these procedures ensures that millions of voters can continue to vote this way in the upcoming midterm elections.
