US Judge Blocks USPS Mail-Voting Overhaul Ahead of Midterm Ballots
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A U.S. district judge blocked the USPS’s new mail-voting rules for a second time, delaying requirements for state voter lists and ballot formatting just as ballots are about to go out for the midterms. The decision preserves ongoing legal challenges to who can set election rules (states and Congress, not the president), with a Sept. 3 hearing on a refiled case that could affect ballots already in the mail.
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