EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
A federal judge lifted an obstacle to Trump's mail voting order following a Supreme Court ruling, though new legal challenges quickly blocked the policy.
Trump Mail Voting Order Faces Court Obstacles
The administration on Thursday asked the justices to allow the U.S. Postal Service to enforce a new rule requiring states to provide lists of approved mail-ballot recipients and use unique barcodes on outgoing and return ballot envelopes. Under the rule, USPS would deliver ballots only to voters appearing on state-provided eligibility lists.
The latest filing follows a rapidly changing series of court rulings over Trump’s March executive order on election administration.