The United States Postal Service (USPS) has released a final draft of proposed rules aimed at restricting mail-in ballots, which have faced legal challenges. The 95-page document outlines requirements for states to provide voter records and redesign ballot envelopes with barcodes for tracking. Critics argue these measures infringe on state election authority and could lead to voter suppression, while the USPS defends the changes as necessary for operational efficiency and compliance with federal law.
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