Postal delivery rules cannot be leveraged to gatekeep state-administered mail-in voting.
Federal courts consistently block executive attempts to mandate federal database verification as a prerequisite for postal ballot delivery.
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The administration's attempts to establish the postal service as a federal gatekeeper for mail ballots have been stymied by active court injunctions.
It demonstrates that federal courts will block the executive branch from using the postal service to impose federal voter verification gates on state election systems.
It shows a federal court blocking an executive order that attempted to use postal delivery powers to enforce centralized voter verification.