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Supreme Court Signals Opposition to Counting Mail Ballots Received After Election Day

A decision expected by late June could force more than a dozen states to change mail‑ballot receipt rules before the 2026 midterms.

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RNC, Judicial Watch Press Supreme Court to Invalidate Post‑Election Mail Ballot Counts

USPS Clarifies Postmark Rules, Prompting Deadline Warnings for Ballots, Taxes and Bills

Ohio Ends Post–Election Day Mail Ballot Grace Period as DeWine Signs S.B. 293

Supreme Court to Weigh Late-Arriving Mail Ballots This Term

Supreme Court Takes Case on Late Mail Ballots Ahead of 2026 Midterms

Supreme Court Takes Case on Whether States Can Count Mail Ballots Received After Election Day

Trump Demands DOJ Probe of 2020, Calls to End Mail-In and Early Voting

Supreme Court Signals Openness to GOP Candidate’s Standing in Illinois Mail‑Ballot Case

Federal Appeals Court Bars Pennsylvania From Rejecting Mail Ballots Over Envelope Dates

Trump Vows Executive Order to End Mail Voting as Poll Shows Majority Back Mail Ballots

Julio César Chávez Jr. Deported to Mexico, Held on Organized-Crime Warrant

Trump Vows Executive Order to End Mail Voting and Voting Machines Before 2026 Midterms

Supreme Court to Decide Candidate Standing in Challenge to Illinois’ Late Ballot Law

Federal Judge Strikes Down Pennsylvania Mail-In Ballot Date Requirement

Utah Becomes First State to Roll Back Universal Vote-by-Mail System

Nationwide Protests Challenge Trump Administration's Plans for USPS Overhaul

Germany Prepares for February's Early Bundestag Election

Arizona Supreme Court Rejects Extension for Mail-In Ballot Corrections

Pennsylvania Woman Flies 4,000 Miles to Ensure Her Vote Counts