League of Women Voters of Massachusetts v. Trump, Document 218
This primary source from U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts supports 2 claims across 1 ledger entry.
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- factdocumented
In granting the temporary order, the court found the plaintiffs likely to succeed on claims that USPS lacked authority and that the requirements were unconstitutional. It found a grave risk of disenfranchisement where officials could not implement the new system before the midterms.
Pages 8-10, likelihood of success and irreparable harmCourt blocks ballot-mail requirements over risk of disenfranchisement · Fourteen-day temporary restraining order issued August 27, 2026
- factenjoined
On August 27, 2026, Judge Indira Talwani temporarily stayed mandatory ballot-design, portal-registration and voter-enrollment provisions for fourteen days as applied to elections on or before November 3, 2026.
Pages 10-11, Conclusion and OrderCourt blocks ballot-mail requirements over risk of disenfranchisement · Fourteen-day temporary restraining order issued August 27, 2026