SCOTUS Poised to End Late Mail Ballots Before Midterms

The Supreme Court signals it's ready to strike down Mississippi's law allowing mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day but received up to five business days later, clashing with federal law that sets Election Day as the hard deadline. Challengers, including the Republican Party of Mississippi and Libertarian Party, argue this grace period invites fraud and undermines election integrity, a view a majority of justices appear to share after oral arguments. Read more about this...