USPS Sets New Mail-In Voting Rules as Implementation Remains Blocked by Injunction

Federal District Court Finds that U.S. Government Violated Its Order When USPS Issued Its Final Rule on Mail Ballots; Judge Imposes No Remedy as New Injunctions are in the Pipeline #ELB

Judge Talwani’s order chides the Administration for issuing the final rule in violation of her order but concludes that “The relief requested by the Plaintiffs will not remedy the past violation and agrees with Defendants that Plaintiffs’ proposed further order… Continue reading The post Federal District Court Finds that U.S. Government Violated Its Order When USPS Issued Its Final Rule on Mail Ballots; Judge Imposes No Remedy as New Injunctions…

USPS Sets New Mail-In Voting Rules as Implementation Remains Blocked by Injunction

The United States Postal Service finalized a rule Friday tightening requirements for mail-in voting ahead of the upcoming midterm election, but said it will not implement the changes so long as an injunction blocking them remains in effect. In the rule, the USPS states that it “will not take actions to implement the rule specifically [...] The post USPS Sets New Mail-In Voting Rules as Implementation Remains Blocked by Injunction appeared first …

USPS Voter Data Rule Puts Pressure On Courts To Lift Injunctions Before Election Day

It is unclear how the appeal process will turn out, but the rule gives states 30 days prior to the Nov. 3 election to notify USPS if they plan to comply.

USPS Voter Data Rules Put Pressure On Courts To Lift Injunctions Before Election Day

USPS will require states to submit some voter data in order to use the mail service to send mail-in ballots for federal elections.

Washington AG’s suit takes on nationwide voter registry, USPS interference

Nick Brown has co-led a lawsuit with about two dozen states disputing a Presidential Executive Order.