Election officials from both Democratic and Republican governed states expressed relief after the Supreme Court blocked President Donald Trump's broad restrictions on mail-in voting. The restrictions had prompted concerns that they would disrupt the system and potentially disenfranchise millions of voters in the upcoming elections.

The Supreme Court's decision allows voters to cast their ballots by mail as previously permitted by their respective state laws. Election officials had been anxious about Trump's attempts to severely complicate the process, but had assumed that the courts would intervene, which ultimately proved correct.

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