Judge Chides Postal Service Over Mail-in Voting Rule but Won't Block It

Judge busts Trump admin violating her order — as it told Supreme Court the opposite

A federal judge ruled Monday that President Donald Trump's administration violated her court order blocking new mail-in ballot restrictions, catching officials making contradictory claims to different courts within weeks of each other.U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani found that the Trump-governed U.S. Postal Service defied her preliminary injunction by quietly finalizing a rule implementing Trump's executive order on mail-in ballots just days …

Judge Chides Postal Service Over Mail-in Voting Rule but Won't Block It

US judge rebukes Postal Service over mail-in voting rule but won't block it

A Boston judge said USPS violated her order by issuing a final mail-in voting rule. The dispute sharpens legal uncertainty over postal ballots ahead of the November midterms.

Judge chides US Postal Service over mail-in voting rule but won't block it

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.

Judge Rules USPS Violated Court Order by Finalizing Mail-Ballot Regulation During Stay

A federal judge said the U.S. Postal Service violated her injunction by completing a mail-in ballot rule while rulemaking was expressly barred, rejecting the agency’s ... The post Judge Rules USPS Violated Court Order by Finalizing Mail-Ballot Regulation During Stay first appeared on [your]NEWS.

Active court order still blocking Trump effort to restrict vote

A voter drops off a ballot on primary Election Day at the Salt Lake County Government Center on Tuesday, June 23, 2026. (Photo by Marco Lozzi for Utah News Dispatch)WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday handed a procedural victory to President Donald Trump on an executive order to curb mail-in voting, but the administration is still fighting a separate ruling that limits a portion of the order and remains in effect — complicating the adm…