USPS Mail-In Ballot Rules Under Fire | Panama City Beach News

The USPS is set to roll out new mail-in ballot rules requiring states to notify them 60 days before Election Day—November 3rd—to get a list of eligible voters, or else ballots won’t be sent. This echoes Trump’s March executive order, which was blocked by a federal judge for causing confusion too close to the midterms. Despite that, the White House insists on pushing forward under the guise of election security, while Trump continues to voice distrust of mail voting and voter fraud claims—despite no evidence supporting them. With nearly one-third of votes cast by mail in the last election, the push is gaining momentum. And Trump hasn’t ruled out declaring a national emergency if the SAVE America Act doesn’t pass, cryptically hinting “stranger things have happened.”

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