Judge Slams Trump’s Mail Voting Rule | Anchorage News

A federal judge has slapped a two-week pause on Trump’s controversial mail-in voting rule, calling it an overreach that undermines states’ election authority and risks disenfranchising voters. The administration’s claim of widespread fraud lacks evidence, the judge ruled, while challengers argue the rule’s new ballot requirements could block millions from voting. After earlier reversals — including a Supreme Court dismissal and a temporary lift — the judge reinstated the hold, emphasizing that the Postal Service’s efforts to fix an unproven problem can’t outweigh the real threat of voter suppression. With the final rule now in place, the legal battle rages on as election officials scramble to ensure every eligible vote counts.

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