The Supreme Court just blocked a Trump-era mail-in voting rule that would have forced states to use USPS-generated lists and envelopes—potentially disqualifying ballots if voters weren’t on the list or used approved envelopes. Michigan and 24 other states fought back, calling it election sabotage. The high court’s decision lets Michigan keep its own voting system, a major win as millions voted by mail last time—and with only 96 days until Election Day, the timing was suspicious. State officials are relieved, emphasizing states—not federal agencies or USPS—should run elections. For Michiganders: ballots are available 40 days before Election Day, drop boxes must be in your city or township, and mailing early is safest since USPS postmarks now reflect machine processing, not drop-off time.
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