Trump wants the Postal Service to radically overhaul mail voting. But ballots are already going out.

Despite ongoing legal battles over the Trump administration's push for significant changes to mail-in voting, North Carolina is set to become the first state to dispatch mail-in ballots for the upcoming November elections. This move underscores the persistent efforts to ensure voting access amidst legal hurdles, highlighting the broader debate about election integrity and voter convenience. The situation underscores the tension between federal initiatives and state autonomy in electoral processes, raising questions about the future of mail-in voting in the U.S.