<p>The legal dispute over mail-in voting continues as states prepare to send out ballots for the upcoming midterm elections in November.</p><p>The Trump administration submitted a renewed appeal to the US Supreme Court on September 6, 2026, seeking to implement restrictions on mail-in voting. This appeal follows a ruling by US District Court Judge Indira Talwani, who blocked new limits on mail-in ballots.</p><p>On September 4, 2026, Judge Talwani extended a court order that prevents the US Postal Service from enforcing an executive order issued by Donald Trump regarding mail-in voting.</p><p><em>The Associated Press contributed reporting</em></p>
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Trump Appeals to Supreme Court for Mail-in Voting Restrictions Ahead of Midterms
The Trump administration has renewed its appeal to the US Supreme Court to impose restrictions on mail-in voting as states prepare for the November midterm elections. This follows a federal judge's ruling that blocked new limits on mail-in ballots and extended a court order preventing the enforcement of Trump's executive order by the US Postal Service.
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