The US Postal Service finalized a new regulation to add more thresholds for mail-in voting. This version deviates slightly from Trump's initial plan. The new rules require states to submit a list of eligible voters to the Post Office, using an envelope with a special bar code; ballots must be printed with an official election email logo and equipped with an exclusive smart mail bar code. Subject to a court injunction, the policy is currently suspended. If the Supreme Court does not make a favorable ruling, the new regulations will not be implemented in the November midterm elections, and the government will not have enough time to implement restrictions on mail-in ballots.

The US Postal Service finalized a new regulation to add more thresholds for mail-in voting. This version deviates slightly from Trump's initial plan. The new rules require states to submit a list of eligible voters to the Post Office, using an envelope with a special bar code; ballots must be printed with an official election email logo and equipped with an exclusive smart mail bar code. Subject to a court injunction, the policy is currently suspended. If the Supreme Court does not make a favorable ruling, the new regulations will not be implemented in the November midterm elections, and the government will not have enough time to implement restrictions on mail-in ballots.