Can you still vote by mail? What to know as Trump’s election fight reaches Supreme Court
- Statewide mail-in voting for this year's midterm elections begins Friday amid a legal battle over President Donald Trump's efforts to restrict the practice and concerns that Postal Service changes could lead to more rejected ballots.
- North Carolina will become the first state to broadly distribute mail ballots for elections that will determine control of Congress for the remainder of Trump's term.
- Election officials said voting will proceed as planned despite ongoing court challenges.
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- Statewide mail-in voting for this year's midterm elections begins Friday amid a legal battle over President Donald Trump's efforts to restrict the practice and concerns that Postal Service changes could lead to more rejected ballots.
- North Carolina will become the first state to broadly distribute mail ballots for elections that will determine control of Congress for the remainder of Trump's term.
- Election officials said voting will proceed as planned despite ongoing court challenges.
Sources: The Independent