Democratic governors press US Postal Service to drop plan tied to Trump's election order

Democratic governors are urging the U.S. Postal Service to abandon its plan to implement a rule in response to a Trump-era executive order aimed at creating a federal list of eligible voters, including those who might receive ballots by mail. They argue that the rule could lead to voter suppression and disenfranchisement. This move highlights ongoing concerns about election integrity and voter rights, particularly in the context of heightened scrutiny around mail-in voting following the 2020 election. The governors' push suggests a broader debate about the role of federal agencies in shaping voting regulations.