California Governor Newsom leads multi-state lawsuit against Trump's new Postal Service mail-in ballot rules
California Governor Gavin Newsom is leading a multi-state lawsuit against President Trump's new Postal Service rules for mail-in ballots, which require citizenship verification lists, shared voter data, and barcoded envelopes. The rules are being challenged as the 2026 midterm election approaches.
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POS Governor Gavin Newsom is leading a multi-state lawsuit against President Trump’s new Postal Service rules for mail-in ballots. The rules require citizenship verification lists, shared voter data, and barcoded envelopes, basic steps aimed at stopping ballots from going to the https://t.co/n0jRSXBs7y
@i_me_we_USA
whyTF do we still have unlimited mail-in, drop box voting after covid? we need to return to one Election Day as was intended with results asap no later than the following day. @HouseDemocrats @HouseGOP @SenateDems @SenateGOP @POTUS @SCOTUSblog @scotus_wire @USSupremeCourt