Trump attacks Supreme Court after mail ballot ruling
President Donald Trump criticized the Supreme Court on Tuesday after it rejected his effort to restrict mail-in ballots ahead of this year’s midterm elections.
The ruling leaves existing mail voting rules in place for the election, according to the account of the decision and Trump’s response. Trump then publicly went after the justices who opposed his push, saying they were “not the people I interviewed.”
The dispute centers on mail-in voting, an issue that remains politically charged as the midterms approach. The available information does not identify the court’s vote count or spell out the legal reasoning behind the decision.
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