
Matt Steffey
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Sep 14, 2026
@ISSUE • Mississippi’s Mail-In Ballot Law • Trump’s Mail-In Ballot Order • Prof. Matt Steffey Interview
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3:14Wilson StriblingHOST
But as matters of law, how do you see the June decision on Mississippi's voting laws? And how do you see what's going on now with these new Trump-ordered voting rules and the case before the Supreme Court?
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3:28Matt SteffeyGUEST
I think if you took the politics out of it, if this were any other statutory interpretation case, where the federal government and the states share responsibility – I think it would be a 9-0 decision upholding Mississippi's law.
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3:50Matt SteffeyGUEST
In fact, those laws have been in effect for a period of years, not forever, but since COVID.
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4:00Matt SteffeyGUEST
They parallel laws, unchallenged laws that we have for service members and diplomats overseas.
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4:09Matt SteffeyGUEST
And I think without the politics of it, I don't think anybody – it would occur to anybody to challenge it.