Permanent record
Administration asked Supreme Court to revive mandatory ballot-mail rules
- Event date
- Category
- Elections and voting
- Posture:
- Emergency stay application pending — no Supreme Court ruling at cutoff
The federal government asked the Supreme Court to stay a September 4 preliminary injunction that barred mandatory portions of the Postal Service's ballot-mail rule for the November 3 elections. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson ordered responses by September 9. At the September 7 research cutoff, the filing was a request for emergency relief, not a ruling on the rule's legality.
- Judicial compliance
Dated sources
- — Supreme Court docket, Trump v. League of Women Voters of Massachusetts, No. 26A305 (Official court docket)
- — Associated Press (Independent legal reporting)
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Canonical citation
Administration asked Supreme Court to revive mandatory ballot-mail rules. Donaldtrumpler.com. https://donaldtrumpler.com/records/2026-09-06-mail-voting-supreme-court-application/
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