Election officials are relieved after a recent court decision. They had been worried about changes to mail voting rules. The ruling means voters can still cast ballots by mail as before.
This decision comes after concerns were raised about potential disruptions to the voting process. Officials had been preparing for the possibility of changes, but had assumed courts would step in.
Further information about the ruling and its impact is available from the source, including details about the reaction from election officials and the potential effects on upcoming elections.
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