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A federal judge has blocked a new Postal Service rule regarding mail-in ballots, stating that key parts of the rule exceed the authority granted to the Postal Service by Congress. This decision comes as the administration seeks Supreme Court approval to implement the rule before the upcoming midterm elections.
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A federal judge has blocked a new Postal Service rule regarding mail-in ballots, stating that key parts of the rule exceed the authority granted to the Postal Service by Congress. This decision comes as the administration seeks Supreme Court approval to implement the rule before the upcoming midterm elections.
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