Trump signs a new executive order on voting. Experts say he lacks the authority

President Trump signed an executive order aimed at ending mail-in voting nationwide, according to the White House. Election law scholars have stated the president lacks constitutional authority to implement such a policy unilaterally. The order represents the administration's latest effort to restrict voting methods, though the legal validity of the directive remains contested. Constitutional challenges to the order are likely, as voting regulations fall primarily under state authority and congressional jurisdiction.