Supreme Court's mail-voting ruling settles nothing -- and chaos may follow anyway

26-08-2026 16:34 via washingtontimes.com

Supreme Court's mail-voting ruling settles nothing -- and chaos may follow anyway

The Supreme Court sided with Trump on mail voting Monday, but didn't say his order is legal. Here's why the fight -- and the confusion -- is far from over.

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