On April 8, Indiana told the U.S. Supreme Court that it doesn’t wish to respond to the cert petition in Tully v Okeson, 20-1244. This is the case that challenges the state law letting voters age 65 and over vote by postal ballot for any reason, but which does not allow younger voters to do so unless they will be away from their home area on election day.

Of course, if the U.S. Supreme Court asks Indiana to respond, then the state will respond.

Also on April 8, a group of historians filed an amicus brief in support of the voters who brought the case.