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Postmaster General DeJoy Defies Federal Judge as Mail-In Ballots Surge for Biden
Some 300,000 ballots remain a matter of dispute, as does their potential impact on the presidential election.
DeJoy Will Have to Testify in Court After USPS’s Failed Mail-In Ballot “Sweep”
The USPS did not fully comply with the federal judge’s order to sweep its facilities yesterday for any stray ballots.
Federal Judge Orders USPS to Sweep Facilities for Ballots in Key Election States
The order came after the Postal Service reported delays in several battleground states.
USPS Ordered to Reassemble Sorting Machines for Election Mail After States Sue
The order's a win for those concerned about election mail capacity, but many machines may not be able to be reassembled.
Federal Judge Rejects Attempt to Block Mail-In Voting in Montana
The Trump campaign and Republican National Committee failed to cite a single instance of fraud in the state.
Insufficient COVID Protections for Postal Workers Pose Threat to Mail-In Voting
Postal Service employees are not being tested nor receiving temperature checks despite facing obvious health risks.
Judge Denounces USPS Changes as Effort to Sabotage Election and Orders Reversal
The judge slammed DeJoy's policies as a “politically motivated attack” on the U.S. Postal Service.
US Postal Service Sued Over Refusal to Release DeJoy’s Calendar
The USPS's stonewalling could indicate that the postmaster general has something to hide.
Trump Touted “Refreshingly Democratic” Benefits of Vote by Mail in 2000 Op-Ed
Trump argued in favor of vote by mail during his brief presidential campaign 20 years ago.
DeJoy Donated $600,000 to Trump and GOP After Postmaster General Job Opened
DeJoy's massive donations within a two-month period are the latest of his myriad conflicts of interest.