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Politics · Elections · published 2026-08-22 · via The Hill

Postal Service Enforces Stricter Mail-In Ballot Rules Over Court Objections

The U.S. Postal Service announced new guidelines requiring states to provide citizenship-based voter lists within 60 days of the midterm election to receive mail-in ballots. This move follows a March executive order that a federal judge blocked in August, citing potential confusion so close to the vote. The agency's 95-page report is scheduled for official release on Aug. 26.

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