- A federal judge blocked the USPS from enforcing President Trump's new rule restricting mail voting ahead of the midterms, adding to legal fights already before the Supreme Court.
- Judges said the rule risks causing valid absentee ballots to go uncounted and is impractical to implement so close to the election, while some states are already mailing ballots.
- Postal workers' union and a whistleblower warned the changes could disenfranchise voters, and the dispute keeps drawing political attention.
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