Postmaster general spars with Senate Democrats over mail-in ballot restrictions

Senate Democrats clashed with Postmaster General David Steiner over the Postal Service's policy to halt mail-in ballot delivery in states that refuse to share voter rolls with the federal government. This move has sparked debate over election integrity and accessibility, with Democrats arguing it could disenfranchise voters. Steiner defended the policy, emphasizing the need for accurate voter rolls, but the discussion highlights a growing tension between federal and state election processes. This dispute underscores broader concerns about the integrity and fairness of upcoming elections.