The Supreme Court of the United States rejected an attempt by former President Donald Trump to restrict mail-in voting. The majority of judges did not explain their vote, following the usual procedure in the court's emergency cases.
Two judges publicly expressed their disagreement: Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas. The two magistrates were the only ones to formally register their position against the majority's decision.
The court did not detail the reasoning behind its decision, something that is common in the summary process used in urgent cases. This absence of explanation by the majority contrasts with the explicit position of the two dissenting judges.
