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The Justice Department has asked the Supreme Court to enable the U.S. Postal Service to implement changes to mail voting as directed by President Trump's executive order. This request follows a previous Supreme Court decision lifting a block on the executive order, although the Postal Service's final plans have since been blocked by a judge.
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The Justice Department has asked the Supreme Court to enable the U.S. Postal Service to implement changes to mail voting as directed by President Trump's executive order. This request follows a previous Supreme Court decision lifting a block on the executive order, although the Postal Service's final plans have since been blocked by a judge.
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Postal Service asks Supreme Court to allow Trump’s mail voting changes
Justice Department requests Supreme Court to permit Postal Service to implement mail voting changes