Mail-in voting is a valid way to vote

The absence of universal mail-in voting is not a manifest injustice if election day is a national holiday

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Both a national election holiday and mail-in voting can increase democratic participation

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The Postal Service should require unique barcodes on all mail-in ballot envelopes

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The Court blocked the mail-ballot rule to protect its reputation, not the Constitution

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States should be required to use unique barcodes for mail-in ballots

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The White House should keep developing mail-ballot security technology during appeals

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The federal government should mandate uniform security requirements for mail-in ballots

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The Trump administration will find another route to restrict mail voting before November

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Blocking the mail-ballot rules handed Democrats an advantage in November

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Changing mail-ballot rules weeks before the midterms would have disenfranchised military and overseas voters

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The US Postal Service has legal authority to set binding national rules for mail-in ballots

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The Supreme Court should let Donald Trump’s mail-ballot rules take effect before the 2026 midterms

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USPS should not collect state voter data through a postal portal

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Mail-in voting should be strictly limited

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The Supreme Court should determine the legality of President Trump’s mail-in voting order before the 2026 midterms instead of allowing temporary court orders to determine election procedures

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The US Postal Service should not reject valid mail-in ballots because a state failed to submit voter lists or use federally standardized envelopes

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Mail-in voting is a valid way to vote

There is no evidence that mail-in voting increases fraud

The case for universal mail-in voting is not a strong normative claim

Mail-in voting is an efficient way to conduct an election

The absence of universal mail-in voting is not a manifest injustice if election day is a national holiday

Both a national election holiday and mail-in voting can increase democratic participation

The Postal Service should require unique barcodes on all mail-in ballot envelopes

The Court blocked the mail-ballot rule to protect its reputation, not the Constitution

States should be required to use unique barcodes for mail-in ballots

The White House should keep developing mail-ballot security technology during appeals

The federal government should mandate uniform security requirements for mail-in ballots

The Trump administration will find another route to restrict mail voting before November

Blocking the mail-ballot rules handed Democrats an advantage in November

Changing mail-ballot rules weeks before the midterms would have disenfranchised military and overseas voters

The US Postal Service has legal authority to set binding national rules for mail-in ballots

The Supreme Court should let Donald Trump’s mail-ballot rules take effect before the 2026 midterms

USPS should not collect state voter data through a postal portal

Mail-in voting should be strictly limited

The Supreme Court should determine the legality of President Trump’s mail-in voting order before the 2026 midterms instead of allowing temporary court orders to determine election procedures

The US Postal Service should not reject valid mail-in ballots because a state failed to submit voter lists or use federally standardized envelopes

One scanning error should not delay an entire ballot batch