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Federal judge considers whether to extendban on USPS mail ballot changes

Judge says US Postal Service has told her nothing about how it plans to regulate mail ballots for midterm elections

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Associated Press3 Sept 2026, 02:50 pmUpdated 3h ago1 min readAmericasUnited States
Federal judge considers whether to extend ban on USPS mail ballot changes

United States — Associated Press

Judge says US Postal Service has told her nothing about how it plans to regulate mail ballots for midterm elections

A federal judge in Boston said on Thursday the US Postal Service had told her nothing about how it would implement a plan to regulate mail ballots for the midterms as she considers whether to let the plan proceed in the weeks before election day.

US district court judge Indira Talwani is deciding whether to extend her prohibition on the proposed regulation of mail ballots, an effort undertaken as part of an executive order by Donald Trump. The hearing in the closely watched case came a day before the first state begins sending mail ballots to voters.

A federal judge in Boston said on Thursday the US Postal Service had told her nothing about how it would implement a plan to regulate mail ballots for the midterms as she considers whether to let the plan proceed in the weeks before election day.

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Source: The Guardian · Associated Press. Published 3 Sept 2026, 02:50 pm.

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