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Amicus brief of bipartisan current and former members of Congress
Published by Bipartisan current and former members of Congress on September 8, 2026.
September 8 amicus brief on 26A305 arguing the rule usurps Congress.
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… TABLE OF AUTHORITIES .................................................................................................... ii STATEMENT OF INTEREST OF AMICI CURIAE ........................................................ 1 INTRODUCTION AND SUMMARY OF ARGUMENT .................................................... 2 ARGUMENT ............................................................................................................................... 5 I. THE ORDER AND FINAL RULE USURP CONGRESS’S CONSTITUTIONAL ROLE AS THE ULTIMATE AUTHORITY ON FEDERAL-ELECTION ADMINISTRATION. ............................................... 5 A. The Text of the Elections Clause Confers Authority on the States and Congress, and Nowhere Mentions the Executive ....................... 6 B. The History of the Elections Clause Confirms that the …
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- The administration asks the Supreme Court to lift a new block on mail-ballot rules · cited for the Elections Clause argument in the Congress amicus brief
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Timeline entries this record anchors: 26A297 withdrawn; 26A305 filed; Three amicus briefs on the 26A305 docket.