The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected President Donald Trump's push to involve the U.S. Postal Service in deciding who can receive mail ballots. This decision removes uncertainty that had been hovering over preparations for the midterm elections. Thousands of election offices can now send out mail ballots without worrying about new Postal Service rules.
The Supreme Court's move is seen as a win for the status quo, allowing election offices to proceed as planned. California Secretary of State noted that election offices can now conduct elections fairly and openly.
Further details on the decision and its impact are available from the source.
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