Justice Brett Kavanaugh leaves the door open to Trump’s ballot-mail rules, but says it’s too soon to implement them ahead of the November midterms. Kavanaugh says there is "at least a fair prospect" the Postal Service has the authority to enact the rule, but election officials don't have enough time to reasonably implement it for 2026. The fight comes after Trump has repeatedly pushed for tighter restrictions on mail-in voting. His administration has sought new requirements for mailed ballots and moved to stop states from counting ballots received after Election Day.