A federal judge just gave the USPS the green light to speed up mail changes
So much for that nationwide pause on changing how your mail gets handled before the midterms.
A federal judge in Boston just hit the undo button on a nationwide order that had been keeping the USPS from tinkering with their mail-in voting procedures. Basically, the brakes are off for now, meaning the Postal Service has a bit more breathing room to implement changes requested by Donald Trump.
It is not a permanent free-for-all, though. The judge hinted that a new block could still arrive any second. The status of mail-in voting logistics is currently stuck in a game of legal whack-a-mole, where the rules change depending on which courtroom is open that day.
The system is basically operating on a 'wait and see' basis, which is exactly the kind of stability everyone hopes for when elections are around the corner.
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