President Trump asked the Supreme Court to allow mail-voting restrictions just weeks before midterms, creating unprecedented uncertainty for millions of voters and election officials. New York Times reporter Nick Corasaniti explains Trump's executive order leveraging the Postal Service, the legal battles blocking it, and how the political fight is already eroding voter confidence regardless of the court's final ruling. Trump's executive order would require states to upload voter lists to a Postal Service portal or lose mail-voting entirely, affecting roughly 30 percent of American voters who cast ballots by mail.