Supreme Court won’t restore Trump’s mail-in voting plan for midterms
- President Trump upbraided the Supreme Court on Tuesday morning for its 7-2 ruling against his mail-in ballot restrictions the evening prior.
- The ruling marked the third time the administration brought the plan to the high court’s emergency docket.
- The Supreme Court refused to clear the way for President Trump’s mail-in voting plan for the midterms on Monday over the dissents of two conservative justices, keeping intact a judge’s block that declared the plan unlawful.
Confirmed
- The ruling marked the third time the administration brought the plan to the high court’s emergency docket.
Unverified
- President Trump upbraided the Supreme Court on Tuesday morning for its 7-2 ruling against his mail-in ballot restrictions the evening prior.
- The Supreme Court refused to clear the way for President Trump’s mail-in voting plan for the midterms on Monday over the dissents of two conservative justices, keeping intact a judge’s block that declared the plan unlawful.
Sources: The Hill