With two months until the midterm elections, Trump seeks to alter voting rules through executive orders amid judicial challenges.

As the midterm elections approach, Donald Trump is attempting to modify mail-in voting regulations through executive orders after failing to pass legislation in the Senate. The proposed ‘Save America Act’ faced opposition from Senate Democrats, preventing a vote.

Currently, Trump’s administration is appealing a federal court’s decision that blocked significant portions of his executive order aimed at tightening mail-in voting controls. A judge ruled that the order is likely unconstitutional and impractical to implement before the elections. The Supreme Court previously dismissed an early challenge to the order as premature, but the matter will require further judicial review.