Tell Supreme Court: Don’t Throw Mail-in Ballots in the Trash

The Supreme Court is about to decide whether your vote counts—or gets tossed in the trash.

Right now, the Court is considering whether to throw out mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day, even if they were mailed and postmarked on time. That means thousands—possibly millions—of valid votes could be discarded because of postal delays voters can’t control.

And this is exactly what Donald Trump has been pushing. For years, he’s attacked mail-in voting with lies and pressure campaigns—trying to make it harder for people to vote while continuing to use it himself. 

Now, if we don’t stop them, the conservative majority on the Supreme Court could grant his wish of stealing the freedom to vote from millions.

Tell the U.S. Supreme Court: “Don’t throw away mail-in ballots. Protect every eligible voter’s right to have their ballot counted.”

Let’s be clear: this is a direct attack on the freedom to vote.

Mail-in voting is essential for seniors, military families, rural voters, and working people. If the Court sides with these restrictions, it will silence voters who followed every rule—just to score political points.

But public pressure matters. We need to ensure the Supreme Court protects our democracy by ensuring that if you cast your ballot on time, it will be counted.

Add your name now to tell the Supreme Court to defend our voting rights, before it’s too late.

The petition to the U.S. Supreme Court reads: “Don’t throw away mail-in ballots. Protect every eligible voter’s right to have their ballot counted.”