A federal appeals court in Boston has rejected the Trump administration’s request to implement new rules restricting mail-in voting in 23 states. This latest attempt by President Trump to curtail postal voting has been unsuccessful, mirroring previous legal challenges. Trump has consistently sought to limit the availability of mail-in ballots, but his efforts have largely been thwarted by the courts. Reuters reports the ruling effectively halts the implementation of the regulations. The New York Times notes that the president has also faced difficulties in gaining support for a controversial bill aimed at tightening voter ID requirements. This decision represents another setback for the administration’s voting restrictions efforts.