The U.S. Supreme Court on September 14, 2026, rejected the Trump administration's request to impose new mail-in voting restrictions through U.S. Postal Service regulations ahead of the midterm general election.
The rejected rules would have limited how mail ballots reach voters, according to NPR and ABC News. With the court's decision, mail ballots will continue flowing to voters as normal, ABC News reported.
President Donald Trump had sought to curtail mail voting through the new Postal Service regulations, ABC News said.