US Postal Service Defends Plan to Require States to Disclose Mail Voting Lists

The U.S. Postal Service is standing firm on a proposal to require states to disclose lists of voters who receive mail ballots, a move championed by President Donald Trump. Postmaster General David Steiner explained that the USPS would not deliver ballots if this information isn't shared, citing security and logistical concerns. This move is part of broader efforts to scrutinize mail-in voting, raising questions about transparency, security, and the integrity of the electoral process. The implications could reshape how future elections are administered, especially in light of increased reliance on mail-in voting during the COVID-19 pandemic.