The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against President Donald Trump’s effort to impose stricter regulations on mail-in voting for the upcoming November midterm elections. The decision prevents the administration from reinstating rules that would have limited the number of mail ballots allowed in certain states. The court’s ruling comes amid heightened concerns over election integrity and voter access. Legal challenges to the proposed restrictions argued that they could suppress voter turnout, particularly among minority communities. The decision marks a significant setback for Trump’s campaign to influence the electoral process. The ruling is expected to impact the logistics of voting in several key states, potentially affecting the outcome of the midterms.