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Democrats ditch mail ballots over postal fears
Fewer Democrats are requesting mail ballots ahead of the midterms, but those who do are returning them faster, reshaping how early voting data will be read.
NBC News · 3m
Democrats shift away from mail voting ahead of November
Democrats are requesting fewer mail ballots than in 2022 but returning them faster, signalling a change in voting habits shaped by concerns about postal reliability.
NBC News · 2m
Trump Threats Linger for 2026 Election
Trump’s election threats continue despite Supreme Court halting mail voting rule.
Slate Magazine · 1m
How election officials rebuild voter trust
Election officials are making voting processes visible and recruiting citizens as poll workers to counter doubts about election integrity.
The Conversation · 1m
White House to comply with Supreme Court mail ballot ruling
Attorney General Todd Blanche confirms the administration will follow the high court's decision on postal voting regulations.
CBS News · 1m
Court blocks new mail ballot rules
The Trump administration says it will follow a Supreme Court order pausing new Postal Service rules for mail voting.
CBS News · 1m
Trump blasts the Supreme Court over mail ballots
The court left mail voting alone for the midterms, and the president who nominated three of its justices did not take it quietly.
ABC7 New York · 1m
The Supreme Court just saved mail voting for 2026
A 7-2 ruling leaves the Postal Service's mail ballot rules frozen with the midterms less than two months away.
The Conversation · 2m
Supreme Court leaves mail voting alone for the midterms
The justices turned down Trump's mail voting restrictions, so this year's midterms run on the rules already in place.
NPR · 1m
Pa. to Trump: our mail ballot rules stand
Pennsylvania's top election official says a federal push to restrict mail voting changes nothing about how the state runs its November election.
PhillyVoice · 2m