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Postmaster General David Steiner's admission conflicted with a rule the USPS adopted under his watch last year. The rule said the agency “does not administer elections, establish the rules or deadlines that govern elections, or determine whether or how election jurisdictions utilize the mail.”

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NEW: The postmaster general told Congress that, under a new proposed rule, the USPS will not deliver mail ballots unless states hand over their voter lists to the Trump administration. The admission is evidence that the traditionally nonpartisan USPS is complying with Trump's mail voting attack.

democracydocket.comPostmaster general says USPS won't deliver mail ballots if states don’t give Trump admin voter rolls“You are going to make a decision that people cannot vote by mail. That’s unacceptable," one senator told the postmaster general.

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SammyTheCat
@sammythecat.bsky.social

Bastard! “Postmaster General David Steiner told senators that, under a new proposed rule, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) will not deliver mail ballots unless states hand over their voter lists to the Trump administration…” 😡

SammyTheCat
@sammythecat.bsky.social

“…“Under our proposed regulation, no,” Steiner said during a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing Wednesday after being asked whether USPS would deliver election mail if states refuse to divulge their voter lists. “We would tell the state that we need the manifest,” Steiner added.” 😡 😡

Scott Equaliholic
@dagobert913.bsky.social

This nazi pig needs to be arrested. Tampering with mail is a federal offense - Chapter 83—Postal Service of the U.S. Code. Sections 1701 through 1710 are related to the obstruction, destruction and theft of mail and mail-related property.

Suz
@lily2748.bsky.social

Steiner’s admission Wednesday conflicted with a separate rule the USPS adopted last year, which stated that the independent agency “does not administer elections, establish the rules or deadlines that govern elections, or determine whether or how election jurisdictions utilize the mail.”