The United States Supreme Court on Monday rejected an attempt by President Donald Trump to restrict mail-in voting before the November midterm elections.
The decision by the American higher court represents a defeat for Trump, who had been expressing concerns about the security and integrity of mail-in voting, although without presenting substantial evidence of fraud.
The ruling occurs in a context of preparation for the November midterm elections, in which seats in Congress and various state governments are at stake.
The decision allows states to continue implementing their mail-in voting systems without the restrictions that the federal government had attempted to impose.
