USPS Publishes Rule to Block Mail-In Ballots from States Without Voter Lists in Hand
The US Postal Service has published a rule requiring states to provide voter lists in exchange for mail-in ballot envelopes from states that don't already share them. The move aims to ensure timely delivery of ballots and follow federal law.
The United States Postal Service (USPS) published a rule that would require states to provide lists of voters who received mail-in ballots to the agency, effectively blocking mail-in ballots from states that don't comply. The move is seen as an attempt to verify voter eligibility and prevent potential mail-in ballot scams. States must now provide these lists for mail-in ballots sent through the USPS. The rule's implementation could significantly impact the voting process in several states with restrictive mail-in ballot laws.
