States, judges and election officials warn Supreme Court against Trump ‘chaos’ with mail-in ballot order

Justices will soon decide whether the president’s sweeping changes to mail-in ballots can move forward before crucial midterms

A coalition of Democrat-led states warned the Supreme Court this week that lifting a block on President Donald Trump’s mail-voting executive order would cause “extreme” changes as states prepare to send out ballots for the midterm elections. The group of 22 Democratic states, as well as the District of Columbia, sued t

“The consequences of allowing such transformative changes to take effect so close to this fall’s elections would be extreme,” 23 states and D.C. argue.

Dave Rubin warns that if Republicans lose the House in midterm elections, Trump faces impeachment and the MAGA movement faces an existential threat.

President Trump's executive order required the U.S. Postal Service to use state-by-state lists of eligible voters who may send a ballot by mail.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s emergency appeal aimed at limiting the use of mail ballots is poised to test a controversial, 20-year-old Supreme Court principle that was intended to avoid chaos before elections.

Trump’s mail voting appeal tests Supreme Court’s anti-chaos election rule  CNN

Vermont’s GOP governor, Phil Scott, defended mail-in voting and state-run elections as a good option for Americans, rejecting Trump’s calls for the Republicans to “nationalize” elections and limit options for mail-in voting.