Multiple challenges to President Donald Trump’s March “election integrity” executive order are moving through the federal judiciary simultaneously, including one that has reached the Supreme Court. The panel — two Obama appointees and one Trump appointee — unanimously upheld the lower court’s finding that it’s too early to challenge the order. “Plaintiffs claim four types of injuries that… flow not from Executive Order 14,399 itself, but entirely from predicted future actions contemplated by that Order,” the panel wrote. The Trump administration is clearly trying to run out the clock on challengers’ ability to stop the order. The Supreme Court will weigh in soon on Trump’s request to lift the injunction while litigation plays out.