A federal judge has issued a temporary hold on Donald Trump's executive order aimed at limiting mail voting, just days before mail ballots are set to be sent for the upcoming midterm elections. Judge Indira Talwani's decision comes as states express concerns over their ability to implement the changes in time, citing lack of resources and time to adapt their election systems.
The ruling follows a recent Supreme Court decision that did not address the legality of Trump's order but indicated that legal challenges were premature. The outcome of this legal battle could significantly impact mail voting, which is utilized by nearly one-third of American voters.