DOJ again begs Supreme Court to give anti-mail voting order the go-ahead
DOJ again begs Supreme Court to give anti-mail voting order the go-ahead
“The Postal Service’s final rule imposes only modest requirements for preparation and envelope design for federal ballot mail—requirements that fall well within its traditional authorities to impose mailing standards for particularly sensitive types of mail,” DOJ's notice reads.
“The Postal Service’s final rule imposes only modest requirements for preparation and envelope design for federal ballot mail—requirements that fall well within its traditional authorities to impose mailing standards for particularly sensitive types of mail,” DOJ's notice reads.