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

During a heated Senate hearing, Postmaster General David Steiner faced off with Democrats over the Postal Service's new policy to halt mail-in ballot deliveries in states refusing to share voter rolls with the federal government. This move has raised concerns about access to voting, especially amid a contentious election climate. Democrats argue this could disenfranchise voters, while Steiner defends it as necessary to ensure ballot integrity. This clash underscores the broader tensions surrounding election procedures and voter rights ahead of the upcoming elections.