Midterm mail ballots start to go out to voters as litigation over President Trump’s executive order creates uncertainty
- Posted on September 5, 2026
- By Chicago Tribune
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In brief
As North Carolina leads the nation in distributing mail ballots for the midterm elections, voters face mounting uncertainty stemming from ongoing legal challenges against President Trump's executive order. The ballot distribution marks a critical moment for the electoral process, with courts weighing the implications of new voting regulations. These elections will significantly shape congressional dynamics and legislative priorities for the remainder of Trump's presidential term, making voter participation through all available methods increasingly important.
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Midterm mail ballots start to go out to voters as litigation over President Trump’s executive order creates uncertainty
North Carolina on Friday became the first state to widely distribute mail ballots for this year’s elections, which will determine the balance of power in Congress for the remainder of President Trump’s term.
