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

Postmaster General David Steiner found himself in the hot seat during a Senate hearing, facing tough questions from Democrats about the U.S. Postal Service's decision to halt mail-in ballot deliveries in states refusing to share voter rolls. This move has sparked concerns about voter access and the integrity of the electoral process, especially as elections grow increasingly contentious. The debate underscores a broader tension over how federal and state entities should collaborate to ensure fair and accessible voting.