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Trump Asks Supreme Court to Revive Mail-In Voting Order

Is Trump's mail-in voting order an unconstitutional power grab or a necessary safeguard for election integrity?

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Trump Asks Supreme Court to Revive Mail-In Voting Order

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Above: An election worker in Martinez, California, on June 9. Image credit: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg/Getty Images

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Democratic narrative

Trump's mail-in voting executive order is a blatant power grab that strips states of their constitutional authority over elections. Courts have already ruled the order unconstitutional, and for good reason — it would disenfranchise veterans, disabled voters and overseas citizens who depend on mail-in ballots. The Postal Service has no business becoming a gatekeeper for ballot eligibility.

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Republican narrative

Activist judges blocking Trump's election integrity executive order are shielding mail-in ballot chaos from any federal oversight heading into the 2026 midterms. The order simply directed agencies to verify voter eligibility and set standards for mail-in ballots — basic safeguards any serious democracy should want. The DOJ is right to take this fight to the Supreme Court.

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