La Corte Suprema mantiene la orden y el Servicio Postal detiene el sistema de listas de votantes

La Corte Suprema mantiene la orden y el Servicio Postal detiene el sistema de listas de votantes

El Servicio Postal de EE. UU. informó el 21 de septiembre que detuvo el desarrollo de un sistema informático para elaborar listas de votantes después de que la Corte Suprema rechazara la solicitud de la administración Trump de levantar una orden judicial que prohibía nuevas normas de envío de boletas por correo. La Corte mantuvo la injunction del tribunal de distrito, preservando los procedimientos actuales de boletas por correo para las elecciones de medio término.

Según alternet. org, la decisión se produce tras varios fallos en los que la Corte negó a la administración la posibilidad de modificar los sobres de las boletas o de retenerlas, una medida que el presidente Trump calificó de perjudicial para los republicanos y que los grupos defensores de los derechos electorales aplaudieron. Informes anteriores de NPR, CBS y CNN señalaban que los magistrados advirtieron que los estados no tendrían tiempo suficiente para cumplir con los cambios antes de las elecciones de noviembre.

Actores

Supreme Court of the United States Trump administration United States Postal Service Justice Brett Kavanaugh Justice Samuel Alito Justice Clarence Thomas President Donald J. Trump Republican election officials

Ubicaciones

Boston, Massachusetts, United States Utah, United States Alabama, United States North Carolina, United States Wisconsin, United States Hawaii, United States Oregon, United States Washington, United States Washington, D.C., United States

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Resumen

The claim that on September 15, 2026, the Supreme Court left in place a lower-court injunction preventing the Postal Service from enforcing new mail-ballot design requirements was partially confirmed. The claim that on September 15, 2026, President Donald Trump criticized the Supreme Court for stopping a Postal Service rule on mail-in ballots ahead of the November midterm elections was partially confirmed. The claim that on September 16, 2026, the Supreme Court issued a brief order denying the administration’s request to allow the Postal Service to withhold mail-in ballots was also partially confirmed.

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Artículos

21 de septiembre de 2026
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Supreme Court 'held prisoner' by Trump’s power as it fumbles major ruling
Supreme Court 'held prisoner' by Trump’s power as it fumbles major ruling

alternet.org • 21 de sep 16:25

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to lift an injunction on new postal service rules affecting mail-in ballots, a decision welcomed by Democrats and voting-rights advocates.

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The US supreme court issued a fragile win for voting rights - the real test comes later
The US supreme court issued a fragile win for voting rights - the real test comes later

theguardian.com • 21 de sep 14:52

The Court upheld a district-court injunction that prevents the Postal Service from enforcing new mail-in ballot restrictions before the 2024 elections, citing timing concerns.

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18 de septiembre de 2026
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Work has stopped on system that was key to Trump effort to limit mail voting, USPS chief says
Work has stopped on system that was key to Trump effort to limit mail voting, USPS chief says

PBS • 18 de sep 00:19

The U.S. Postal Service announced it has stopped work on a computer system tied to a former president's executive order to limit mail voting, citing a court injunction and focusing on its core mail-delivery mission.

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17 de septiembre de 2026
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Supreme Court blocks USPS ballot mail rule ahead of 2026 midterms
Supreme Court blocks USPS ballot mail rule ahead of 2026 midterms

Fox News • 17 de sep 09:00

The Court refused to suspend a lower-court order blocking a Postal Service rule that would change ballot-mail envelopes, leaving the rule inactive for the 2026 midterm elections.

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16 de septiembre de 2026
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What the Supreme Court’s cryptic mail ballot ruling means for future elections
What the Supreme Court’s cryptic mail ballot ruling means for future elections

cnn.com • 16 de sep 08:00

The Court issued a brief order denying the administration’s request to let the Postal Service withhold mail-in ballots, a decision welcomed by voting-rights groups and criticized by the White House.

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15 de septiembre de 2026
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Supreme Court blocks new Postal Service rules for mail ballots in blow to Trump
Supreme Court blocks new Postal Service rules for mail ballots in blow to Trump

CBS News • 15 de sep 14:11

The high court left in place a lower-court injunction that stops the Postal Service from enforcing new mail-ballot design requirements, citing insufficient time for states to comply before the November elections.

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Trump calls Supreme Court mail ballot ruling 'big loss for Republicans'
Trump calls Supreme Court mail ballot ruling 'big loss for Republicans'

CNBC • 15 de sep 13:35

President Donald Trump criticized the Supreme Court for halting a Postal Service rule on mail-in ballots ahead of the November midterm elections, accusing the justices of harming Republicans and the nation.

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14 de septiembre de 2026
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The Supreme Court won’t allow midterm mail-in voting limits : NPR
The Supreme Court won’t allow midterm mail-in voting limits : NPR

NPR • 14 de sep 23:38

The U.S. Supreme Court denied the Trump administration’s bid to impose new postal service requirements on mail-in ballots, leaving existing procedures unchanged for the upcoming midterm elections.

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