This week the US Supreme Court ruled that States may count mailed ballots that were postmarked on time but did not arrive until after the formal Election Day.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump issued an executive order telling the US Postal Service not to deliver mailed ballots in States that have not handed over their voter lists, and the right is up in arms over bar codes.

Scott once again shares his election process expertise as we discuss the importance of the SCOTUS ruling, why Trump wants voter lists from blue states (spoiler: he wants approve the people on it before they receive ballots), the significance of the bar codes, and whether we can trust the election process itself.

We ask and answer four questions:

1. Can States decide when your mail-in ballot counts?

2. Can the President change the way election mail  ...