A recent decision affects voting plans. President Trump's proposal for mail-in voting was blocked by a judge, who deemed it unlawful. This block remains in place after a higher authority weighed in.

Two conservative justices disagreed with the decision. Their dissents were not enough to change the outcome, however. The plan in question was intended for the midterms.

Further information about this decision is available from the source. Details of the case and its implications have been reported, providing more context about the blocked voting plan and the judicial process that led to this point.