Democrats challenge postmaster general on legality of USPS monitoring mail-in ballots

In a congressional hearing, Postmaster General David Steiner faced Democratic criticism over the legality of the Postal Service monitoring mail-in ballots as mandated by President Trump. Steiner claimed that the USPS would halt ballot delivery in non-compliant states. This debate is crucial amid concerns about election integrity and the potential suppression of voter rights. Democrats argue that such monitoring could intimidate voters and violate constitutional protections, highlighting the broader implications for fair and accessible elections.