USPS pushes voter-list requirement for mail ballots, but injunction blocks rollout
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The USPS issued a rule to require states to share lists of voters who received mail-in ballots, aligning with President Trump’s March executive order, but the rule cannot take effect while a federal court injunction blocks that order; it would only apply if the injunction is lifted for the upcoming midterms.
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