The Supreme Court of America has given a big decision. In this, some mail in ballots received after the elections will also be valid. The Supreme Court has given this decision with a majority of 5-4. If state law allows it, mail-in ballots post-mortem by Election Day may still be counted if they arrive after the election.

How many judges agreed on this decision of the Supreme Court, know what has been said?

The decision has come in the Watson, Mississippi Secretary of State vs. Republican National Committee i.e. RNC case. Justice M. Coney Barrett, speaking for the majority, said that under federal law it is not mandatory for mail-in ballots to arrive by Election Day. Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Elena Kagan, Ketanji Brown Jackson and Sonia Sotomayor also agreed with this decision.

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Trump expressed displeasure over the decision of the US Supreme Court
Now US President Donald Trump has reacted to this decision. In this, the Supreme Court’s decision on mail in ballot i.e. voting sent by post has been termed as a big loss. He has given this reaction on the social media platform Truth. Trump also appealed to Republican lawmakers in the Senate to quickly pass the Save America Act. The Supreme Court ruled by a 5-4 majority that mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day can still be counted after the election, if a state’s law allows it.

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Election Reform: US President Donald Trump has issued a new order, emphasizing the need to change the election process. In this order, to make the election process more transparent and safe, the condition of certifying their citizenship has been placed from voters. Apart from this, till the day of election, only mail-in or postal ballot ballot ballots have been said to ensure.

This order of Trump also includes a proposal to prevent non-American nationals from donating in some elections. Giving the example of electoral processes of countries like India and Brazil, he said that the US is still behind in implementing the basic standards of electoral security. According to Trump, the voter identity in India and Brazil is being linked to the biometric database, while in the US it is still completely based on self -verification.

Trump raised questions on US counting system

Trump gave an example of countries such as Germany and Canada, criticizing inconsistent methods of counting ballot in the US where paper ballots are essentially used. He said that there are many types of polling systems in the US, but many of them put the electoral process in suspicion due to lack of security measures.

Trump said to take strict steps on mail-in voting

In his order, Trump also talked about taking strict steps on mail-in voting. He cited countries like Denmark and Sweden where mail-in ballot is only for those who cannot vote personally. Apart from this, the ballot papers reached there are also not recognized. Trump said that many officers in the US are accepting ballot papers without postage stamps, which causes the possibility of disturbances in the electoral process.

Trump’s emphasis on the fairness of the electoral process

Trump described this executive order as an important step towards maintaining transparency and credibility of US elections. He reiterated his old claim of irregularities in the 2020 presidential election and said that only independent, fair and fraud -free elections can protect the constitutional republic of America. According to Trump, every American citizen has the right to ensure that their votes are counted properly and they do not have any illegal tampering.