Supreme Court Pending Decisions 2026: Birthright Citizenship, Voting Rights, and Campaign Finance — What Happens Next

# Supreme Court Pending Decisions 2026: Birthright Citizenship, Voting Rights, and Campaign Finance — What Happens Next

> **Quick answer:** The Supreme Court still has five major decisions to issue before its term ends in late June 2026. The most consequential are birthright citizenship (*Trump v. Barbara*, argued April 1), voting rights in Louisiana (*Louisiana v. Callais*), and campaign finance limits (*NRSC v. FEC*). Based on oral arguments, a majority of justices appeared ready to reject the birthright citizenship executive order. The campaign finance case could become the most significant election-money ruling since *Citizens United* (2010). All decisions will land weeks before the 2026 midterm election cycle enters full swing.

Every year, the Supreme Court saves its most controversial decisions for last. The 2025-2026 term is no exception. With Supreme Court pending decisions 2026 covering birthright citizenship, the constitutional scope of the Voting Rights Act, and the future of campaign finance limits, the next two months could reshape American democracy before November's midterms.

*This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a qualified attorney for legal matters.*

## The Five Cases Still on the Table

As of mid-April 2026, the Court has issued 18 opinions — on pace with recent terms — but the heaviest caseload remains. Here is what is still undecided: