Supreme Court Says Mail Ballots Can Arrive After Election Day

The US Supreme Court ruled that federal law allows mail-in ballots to arrive after Election Day, preserving grace periods in 30 states. The decision has implications for election administration and voting access, but it is largely legal and political in nature rather than a direct market catalyst. The immediate market impact is likely limited.

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The US Supreme Court ruled that federal law allows mail-in ballots to arrive after Election Day, preserving grace periods in 30 states. The decision has implications for election administration and voting access, but it is largely legal and political in nature rather than a direct market catalyst. The immediate market impact is likely limited.