The Supreme Court of the United States rejected a request made by Donald Trump's campaign to restrict mail-in voting in the November midterm elections. The court made the decision without providing detailed reasoning for the rejection of the request.
The request was filed by Trump's legal team, which sought to limit or impose restrictions on mail-in voting, a method that was widely used in previous elections due to the covid-19 pandemic.
The decision was made without the justices explaining the reasons for the rejection, which is a possible practice in urgent cases when the court decides by simple majority without issuing a formal opinion.
This action was part of a series of attempts by Trump's campaign to challenge electoral procedures before the November elections, in a context of legal disputes about the integrity of the voting process in the United States.
