Judge lifts temporary block on USPS mail voting rule
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WASHINGTON >> The Postal Service can for now move ahead with plans to restrict mail-in voting before the midterm elections in November, after a federal judge today lifted an order that had blocked it from carrying out Trump administration plans.
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A federal judge on Tuesday declined for now to block a final rule that the U.S. Postal Service adopted at the direction of President Donald Trump that would tighten requirements for mail-in voting, even as she concluded the agency had…
A federal judge on Tuesday declined for now to block a final rule that the U.S. Postal Service adopted at the direction of President Donald Trump that would tighten requirements for mail-in voting, even as she concluded the agency had violated a court order by issuing it.
WASHINGTON >> The Postal Service can for now move ahead with plans to restrict mail-in voting before the midterm elections in November, after a federal judge today lifted an order that had blocked it from carrying out Trump administration plans.
Voting rights organizations today supplemented the complaint in their lawsuit challenging President Trump’s executive order restricting mail voting to add claims against the U.S. Postal Service’s (USPS) newly-finalized mail ballot rule.
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