The United States Supreme Court issued an emergency stay on Tuesday, pausing a lower‑court injunction that had blocked former President Donald Trump’s request to limit mail‑in voting in several swing states. The stay comes after the Court noted “substantial questions” regarding the constitutionality of the order and the potential impact on upcoming elections. Legal experts warn that the case could set a precedent for federal involvement in state election administration. Meanwhile, state officials in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin have prepared contingency plans to ensure voting operations continue smoothly while the litigation proceeds.

