Supreme Court reshapes executive power, campaign finance, and election law

The Supreme Court has issued multiple landmark rulings: expanding presidential power over independent agencies, striking down coordinated party expenditure limits (overruling 2001 precedent), and considering a Trump administration request to revive mail voting restrictions. Public approval of the Court has hit a record low, reflecting growing partisan polarization. These decisions have immediate implications for federal bureaucracy, campaign finance, and 2026 election integrity.