Federal Judge Blocks USPS Plan to Restrict Mail-in Ballot Delivery
A federal judge issued a nationwide injunction to stop the U.S. Postal Service from implementing new restrictions on mail-in voting. The proposed rules would have required states to provide voter rolls to the agency before ballots could be delivered. Judge Emmet Sullivan ruled that these changes violated a previous settlement that requires the postal service to prioritize and expedite the handling of election mail. The court order prevents the Postal Service from carrying out an executive order that would have limited delivery in states that refused to share voter data. This ruling ensures that mail-in ballot procedures remain unchanged for the upcoming elections.
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