The United States Postal Service (USPS) is proceeding with a rule regarding mail-in ballots, which was initially proposed on June 2. This action aligns the agency with an executive order issued by President Donald Trump on March 31.
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USPS Advances Mail-in Ballot Rule Following Executive Order
The USPS is moving forward with a mail-in ballot rule proposed on June 2, which is intended to align with President Trump's executive order from March 31. This decision occurs despite a legal block from a judge appointed by former President Obama.
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