Hansi Lewong
speaker
1,299 appearances
165 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard 4d ago
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Last week, an anonymous federal government official filed a report claiming that system has not been properly tested and could lead to eligible voters not getting ballots in time for the midterm general election or at all.
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Now the U.S.
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SPS Inspector General's office says it's conducting an independent review of those claims.
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A federal judge has blocked the Postal Service from requiring states to use the online portal for their mail and balance for the midterms.
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The judge found it has no authority to impose that requirement.
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USPS is now asking the Supreme Court and an appeals court to pause the judge's ruling.
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Hanzi Lewong, NPR News.
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The Trump administration has asked both the Supreme Court and the first U.S.
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Circuit Court of Appeals to clear the way for new requirements from the U.S.
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Postal Service for the President's attempt to limit mail and voting.
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At issue is whether USPS has the authority to refuse to deliver mail and ballots to voters in states where election officials do not turn over voter lists to the mailing agency and do not have certain barcodes in their ballot envelopes.
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We should note USPS is a financial supportive of NPR.
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A federal judge
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Extended a block on those requirements last week after finding that USPS has no authority to impose them on states.
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And a whistleblower report claims the Postal Services systems for enforcing those requirements have not been properly tested and could derail mail-in voting for the midterm general election.
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Which has already started in North Carolina.
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Anzi Lewang, NPR News.
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The Trump administration has asked both the Supreme Court and the first US Circuit Court of Appeals to clear the way for new requirements from the US Postal Service for the president's attempt to limit mail and voting.
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At issue is whether USPS has the authority to refuse to deliver mail and ballots to voters in states where election officials do not turn over voter lists to the mailing agency and do not have certain barcodes in their ballot envelopes.
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We should note USPS is a financial supportive NPR.
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