Boston Judge Questions USPS on Mail Ballot Regulation Plan
The judge questioned whether the Postal Service can meet its new ballot-processing rules as states prepare to send millions of mail ballots.
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Judge 'flabbergasted' as DOJ struggles to defend Trump mail-in ballot scheme: report
A federal judge was shocked by a proposal to test President Donald Trump's controversial new mail ballot rules on real voters this November as the Justice Department's own lawyers struggled to explain it.U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani heard nearly two hours of argument Thursday morning in a Boston courtroom, according to Democracy Docket.Talwani is deciding whether to continue blocking a U.S. Postal Service rule that would allow the agency t…
Judge schools Trump DOJ on the Constitution over mail-in ballot access
The U.S. Postal Service's effort to restrict mail-in ballots had another day in court on Thursday in Massachusetts, and the Justice Department ran up against the judge's citations from the U.S. Constitution. President Donald Trump's executive order and the new USPS rules require states that choose to participate to submit voter names, addresses and unique ballot barcodes through a secure Federal Ballot Mail Portal. Ballot envelopes must meet USP…
Primary mail ballots not affected by SCOTUS ruling - Jamestown Press
A ruling by the nation’s highest court temporarily siding with President Donald Trump’s attempt to restrict mail ballots will not impact the Sept. 9 primary. Rhode Island’s secretary of state, Gregg Amore, issued a statement following the U.S. Supreme Court’s Aug. 24 decision to pause an injunction by a federal judge in Boston. That injunction had barred the federal government […] The post Primary mail ballots not affected by SCOTUS ruling first…
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