Supreme Court's New Term Raises Election Concerns

As the Supreme Court begins its new session, pivotal cases and potential election interventions loom large.

The Supreme Court's new term includes high-profile cases on issues like transgender rights, environmental regulations, and gun control.
Concerns are growing about the Court's potential involvement in the 2024 election, reminiscent of the controversial Bush v. Gore decision.
Recent rulings have shown the Court's willingness to intervene in election matters, as seen in Moore v. Harper, which expanded its authority over state election rules.
Public trust in the Supreme Court is declining, with many viewing its decisions as increasingly partisan and ideologically driven.
The conservative majority on the Court, bolstered by justices appointed by former President Trump, faces criticism for its perceived alignment with Republican interests.