- A federal judge in Boston temporarily lifted a nationwide block, allowing the Trump administration’s new USPS mail‑in voting restrictions to move forward after a recent Supreme Court decision.
- The finalized rule requires unique logos, barcodes (with ZIP codes) on mail ballots and asks election officials to submit voter lists — changes that could cause nonconforming ballots to be intercepted.
- With midterms under 70 days and ballots already set to go out in some states, voting‑rights groups and Democratic‑led states have filed new lawsuits, so the legal fight is ongoing.
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