The Trump administration wasn’t able to implement restrictions on mail ballots for the midterms, and members of postal workers unions wanted the U.S. Postal Service’s board to know they will fight to stop it for the 2028 election, too.
Ahead of a USPS board of governors meeting on Tuesday, members of the American Postal Workers Union protested the mail ballot rule outside of Postal Service headquarters.
The Postal Service has not rescinded the rule and it could seek to once again implement it in 2028.
“Because of pending litigation, we have no response to offer on any questions related to the Executive Order or the federal ballot mail rule,” said Cathy Purcell, a USPS spokesperson.
The fight to permanently put a stop to that rule is not over for advocates, voting rights groups and union members. And postal workers said they want the independent agency to know that they are not giving up.
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