NewsNoticias Tampa Bay (Univision)September 15, 2026Hillsborough County
U.S. Supreme Court Keeps Postal Service Mail-In Ballot Rules Blocked for 2026 Elections
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The U.S. Supreme Court maintains blocked new Postal Service rules that would have affected mail-in ballot delivery for the 2026 elections. This decision ensures that voters in Colorado will continue receiving their ballots without the proposed restrictions.
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Mail-in voters in Colorado will continue to receive their election ballots under existing procedures without the proposed Postal Service restrictions for the 2026 elections.
Key Facts
- The U.S. Supreme Court has kept blocked new Postal Service rules regarding mail-in ballots for the 2026 elections.
- Voters in Colorado will continue to receive their mail-in ballots without the proposed restrictions.
Who's Mentioned
PersonDonald Trump“President who issued the executive order prompting USPS rules”PersonSamuel Alito“Supreme Court Justice who presented a dissenting opinion”OrganizationCorte Suprema de EE. UU.“Maintains blocked new Postal Service rules”OrganizationCorte Suprema de Estados Unidos“Maintained the injunction blocking USPS rules”locationDistrito de Columbia“Co-plaintiff in the lawsuit against USPS rules”OrganizationServicio Postal“Proposed new rules affecting mail-in ballots”PersonJena Griswold“Secretary of State of Colorado”OrganizationServicio Postal de Estados Unidos“Adopted new rules for mail-in ballots”locationColorado“State where all active voters receive mail-in ballots and a plaintiff in the law”