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The Supreme Court just blocked a controversial executive order that would have given the USPS unprecedented power over mail-in ballots—potentially disenfranchising millions. The plan, which aimed to standardize ballot envelopes and force states to submit voter lists to a federal portal, sparked alarm among voting rights advocates and election officials in key mail-voting states like California, Nevada, and Oregon. With bipartisan praise from election leaders and a clear message that “the people, not the president, run elections,” the ruling is hailed as a major victory for democracy and the rule of law. Though three justices showed openness to the administration’s case, the majority found it unlikely to succeed on its merits—deeming the proposal overly bureaucratic and unnecessary for election integrity. Now, election administrators can focus on what matters: fair, open, and accessible elections.

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