Postal Voting Rule Sparks Legal Battle | Anchorage News

Over 250 lawmakers are urging the Supreme Court to block a new USPS mail-in voting rule, arguing it oversteps constitutional boundaries by interfering with Congress and state election authority. The Trump administration defends the rule as a minor technical fix for ballot verification, but critics say it’s politically motivated and risks disenfranchising voters—especially as the verification system is untested and already causing problems. With the Court poised to decide whether to halt the rule, this case could reshape who controls America’s elections.

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