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Supreme Court upholds mail ballot access, defying Trump's challenge

September 16, 2026

Summary

The Supreme Court's decision on mail ballots has brought a 'giant sigh of relief' to Trump critics, with Nevada's top election official noting the impact. Joe Scarborough criticized Justices Alito and Thomas, accusing them of complicity in Trump's efforts to 'destroy democracy'.

Coverage by lane

Left

  • What the Supreme Court’s cryptic mail ballot ruling means for future elections - CNN
  • Joe Scarborough Calls Out ‘Bulls**t Conservative’ Justices After Mail-In Ballot Ruling

Center

  • Supreme Court’s mail ballot ruling brings giant sigh of relief to Trump critics

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