A federal appeals court ruled on July 25, 2026, against the Trump administration's attempt to implement stricter mail-in voting rules ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. The 1st U.S. Circuit of Appeals decided not to lift a lower-court injunction from June that had blocked certain provisions of President Trump's order regarding mail-in voting.
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Federal Appeals Court Upholds Injunction on Mail-in Voting Rules
On July 25, 2026, a federal appeals court upheld a lower-court injunction that prevents the Trump administration from enforcing stricter mail-in voting rules before the midterm elections. The ruling maintains the status quo as control of the House and Senate is contested.
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Federal Appeals Court Upholds Injunction on Mail-in Voting Rules