Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Mail-In Voting Restrictions
2026-09-25
A second federal judge has blocked a Trump administration rule restricting mail-in voting. The Supreme Court is considering a separate order that also halts the rule.
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A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking a Trump administration rule that would have restricted mail-in voting. This is the second judicial block on the rule, with the Supreme Court also considering a separate order that halts it.
Key facts
- A federal judge in Washington issued a preliminary injunction against a Trump administration rule.
- The rule would have restricted mail-in voting by imposing new fees on returned ballots and limiting collection sites.
- This is the second judicial block on the rule, with a similar decision previously made in Pennsylvania.
- The U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing a request to overturn a separate order that also blocked the rule.
- Legal challenges question whether the Postal Service overstepped its authority and if the changes could disenfranchise voters.
Source: Guardian · Tech policy
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