Mail in Ballots

This page collects the 63 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Mail in Ballots”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Elections, Voting Rights, and Voting.

1. Yesterday1 item
   1. Statewide mail-in voting begins for midterm elections amid legal challengesMail-in voting for this year's midterm elections officially began on Friday. The process is currently subject to ongoing litigation regarding federal attempts to restrict mail-in voting and concerns oMiami-Dade
2. Wed, Aug 261 item
   1. Democratic states sue to block federal mail-in ballot restrictionsApproximately 25 Democratic attorneys general have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Postal Service to block a new federal rule that requires states to obtain federal approval for mail-in ballot enveloMiami-Dade
3. Tue, Aug 251 item
   1. Supreme Court allows legal fight over mail-in voting restrictions to continueThe Supreme Court has declined to block a presidential order restricting mail-in voting, allowing legal challenges to proceed while creating uncertainty for election officials ahead of the November miSan Diego
4. Mon, Aug 242 items
   1. US Postal Service establishes new mail-in ballot requirements ahead of November electionsThe U.S. Postal Service has introduced new requirements for mail-in ballots shortly before the November election cycle. These changes follow a Supreme Court ruling that allows for the implementation oMiami-Dade
   2. Supreme Court allows Trump administration to proceed with mail-in voting restrictionsMiami-Dade
5. Fri, Aug 141 item
   1. Pinellas County election officials advise on handling heat-sealed mail ballot envelopesVoters who find their mail-in ballot envelopes sealed shut by heat may gently open them, tape them closed, or choose to vote in person. Those opting to vote in person must bring their mail ballot to aHillsborough
6. Wed, Jul 291 item
   1. Concerns Over Mail-In Ballot Delays and New Postal Service RulesThe U.S. Postal Service is facing scrutiny over potential mail-in ballot delays and a controversial executive order from President Trump that seeks to create a national voter eligibility list. ElectioUnited States
7. Fri, Jul 171 item
   1. Federal Government Demands California Review Voter Rolls for Non-CitizensThe Department of Homeland Security is requiring California and other states to cross-reference voter registration records with federal databases to identify potential non-citizens. This directive folUnited States2 reports

1. 01Donald Trumpperson7 mentions
2. 02Supreme Courtorganization5 mentions
3. 03Broward County Supervisor of Electionsorganization4 mentions
4. 04U.S. Postal Serviceorganization4 mentions
5. 05Donald Trumpperson3 mentions
6. 06Joe Bidenperson3 mentions
7. 07Donald Trumpperson2 mentions
8. 08954-357-7055other2 mentions
9. 09Samuel Alitoperson2 mentions
10. 10Republican National Committeeorganization2 mentions