A recent court decision affects plans for managing mail-in ballots. The measure in question would have given the Postal Service a new role in sending ballots to voters. Normally, the Postal Service does not have such responsibilities.

The court's ruling prevents significant changes from being implemented close to the election. This decision is seen as a setback for attempts to exert federal control over the election process.

Further details about the court's decision and its implications are available from the source. The ruling was not unanimous, with two justices disagreeing.