USPS Finalizes Mail-in Ballot Restrictions Under Trump Executive Order
The Postal Service issued finalized regulations to restrict mail-in voting to comply with a March executive order from Trump. These rules require states to provide lists of voters who received mail-in ballots to the agency. The USPS claims these measures ensure citizenship verification and election integrity. However, the new requirements remain blocked by an existing federal court injunction. Legal challenges to the policy are currently awaiting a Supreme Court decision. The administration maintains the rule governs absentee ballot processing to prevent fraud.
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