Postmaster general confirms plan to hold back mail ballots in states that won’t share voter data

Postmaster General David Steiner announced that the U.S. Postal Service will hold back mail-in ballots from states that won't share voter data with the federal government, aligning with a Trump administration rule. This move could impact states' election processes by potentially delaying vote counts and raising concerns about voter privacy. The decision has sparked debate over federal oversight and state sovereignty, highlighting the tension between national election integrity efforts and state-level privacy protections.