Don’t let the media try to make this story as if those who can’t travel to vote for health, military duty and many other legal options. This is how mail-in voting works, legally. The Democrats hoodwinked everyone under the cover of COVID, which was a lie anyway.
This issue will soon become a major battleground in the courts and will continue until the 2028 elections. Although some of the battles will be used for the midterms to cheat Americans out of their choices. Beware of the sheep in wolf’s clothing, starting with the Mainstream Media. All IMO.
“Congressional Democrats have been denied a preliminary injunction to block the Trump administration’s plan to limit mail-in voting, although the suit is likely to be revived at a later date.
A federal judge, early Thursday, said the plaintiffs “cannot establish that they would suffer harm that is both imminent and irreparable” from a policy that has yet to be formulated.
The lawsuit stemmed from a March 31 executive order in which President Trump directed the United States Postal Service to block the delivery of mail-in ballots to anyone not on a Department of Homeland Security approved list. That list, to be coordinated with the Social Security Administration, would comprise individuals in each state who are “confirmed to be United States citizens[,] who will be above the age of 18 at the time of an upcoming Federal election[,] and who maintain a residence in the subject State.”
Democrats claimed the data used to create the list could be flawed or outdated. They said Mr. Trump was trying to ban mail-in voting, calling it his “favorite scapegoat for his 2020 electoral defeat.” They argued that the Constitution gives most election authority to the states, including the determination of rules and regulations for how to vote.
The proposed list under Mr. Trump’s order would be transmitted to each state but a judge in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Carl Nichols, said the order did not mandate any action by a state once it receives a list that has not yet been created.
The executive order required the postal service to issue a notice of proposed rulemaking within 60 days and issue a final rule within 120 days after that. Judge Nichols noted that the postal service has yet to even issue a notice of proposed rulemaking.”