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Politics·CNBC - Top News·8/26/2026, 4:22:04 PM·
States sue to block Trump-backed USPS mail-ballot rule after Supreme Court setback
Multiple U.S. states have filed lawsuits challenging a new postal regulation requiring election officials to provide voter information to USPS and use federally reviewed, barcoded ballot envelopes. The legal action follows a recent Supreme Court decision that went against opponents of the rule, which has backing from the Trump administration.
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