‘Welcome Certainty’: WA Election Officials React to Mail-in Ballot Ruling

Local election officials relieved by SCOTUS’ mail-in ballot ruling

Local election officials in Indiana are relieved after the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday ruled against an executive order that would have required last-minute changes to the state’s mail-in ballot process.

‘Welcome certainty’: WA election officials react to mail-in ballot ruling

After a Supreme Court ruling Monday, mail-in voting will go forward as “business as usual” for the November election, officials said.

Election officials more confident after ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court's rejection of President Donald Trump's bid to restrict mail-in ballots is unlikely to stop his attacks on voting by mail, voting-rights advocates and election officials said, though they are now more confident that those efforts will…

Supreme Court ruling clears way for mail ballots, used by 75% of Arizona voters, to proceed as usual

WASHINGTON – Arizona election officials are seeking to reassure voters that mail-in voting will proceed as usual, after the Supreme Court shot down President Donald Trump’s effort to restrict the practice.

N.C. voters are off to the races

Last week, on Sept. 4, North Carolina became the first state to send mail-in ballots to voters as the courts actively reviewed President Trump’s executive order limiting voting by mail. The state began sending ballots almost two full months before the 2026 midterm elections, allowing North Carolinians the largest voting window in the country. Nearly 50,000 voters have already requested ballots, and while the rules surrounding their mail-in vote …