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Postmaster General David Steiner announced to a Senate committee that the USPS might not deliver mail ballots to states that fail to provide voter rolls. This decision would depend on the adoption of a proposed rule requiring states to share lists of absentee ballot requests.
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Postmaster General David Steiner announced to a Senate committee that the USPS might not deliver mail ballots to states that fail to provide voter rolls. This decision would depend on the adoption of a proposed rule requiring states to share lists of absentee ballot requests.
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USPS may withhold mail ballots from states lacking voter roll transparency, Postmaster General states