WHAT SCOTUS MAIL BALLOT RULING MEANS FOR VOTERS

With control of Congress at stake, this year’s midterm elections are sure to be some of the most hotly contested in recent history. This week the Supreme Court blocked an executive order signed by President Trump in March that was aimed at overhauling mail-in balloting across the country. Election officials in both democratic and republican-led states had warned that the changes could lead to millions of votes going uncounted. “A lot of these election offices are ran by one or two people, they’ve been doing this the same way for decades at least,” says Jake Braun the Executive Director of the Cyber Policy Initiative at the University Of Chicago. “To go in and completely change their process on them would just cause chaos in the election.” Correspondent Leigh Waldman has the latest on what voters need to know about casting their ballot in a 3pE PKG with FREE custom tags from New York City.