SCOTUS tosses one of two injunctions against Trump USPS mail-in ballot rules
Brief
The Supreme Court dismissed one of two lawsuits blocking the Trump administration from implementing changes to U. S. Postal Service regulations regarding mail-in ballots, saying that states lacked standing because they could not prove that the regulations would cause “concrete harm.”
California and 23 other states sued the federal government after a White House executive order directed USPS to begin creating “State Citizenship Lists” for each state, consisting of voters who, according to federal data, are eligible to receive mail-in ballots.