President Trump criticizes a Monday Supreme Court ruling that permits states to continue counting ballots after Election Day, calling it a major loss. In remarks tied to the decision, Trump argues that Congress should act and urges passage of his voter identification legislation. Trump’s voter ID push is framed as restricting mail-in voting, according to the accounts. The reports describe Trump’s response as direct opposition to the court’s effect on election administration, particularly regarding the timeline for ballot counting. While the Supreme Court ruling allows post–Election Day counting under certain state processes, the outlets agree that Trump is challenging the decision and using it to press lawmakers for his proposed changes to voter eligibility and voting methods. Both sources present Trump’s position and his call for congressional action, while offering no additional details about the full text of the bill or how it would be implemented beyond the characterization that it would substantially limit mail-in ballots.