1. United States
2. Wash.
3. Letter

You need to act now to stop Trump's executive order from stealing the November midterms. His March 31 order directing the Post Office to screen ballot mail against federal voter rolls is unconstitutional — the Constitution reserves election authority to Congress and the states, not the executive branch. Courts have ruled against this scheme 23 times, and yet the administration keeps pushing. The practical reality is just as damning as the legal one. Travis County, Texas already spent $21,349 on ballot envelopes it would have to scrap. Maricopa County would need years to scan its ballot volume at any realistic processing speed. A USPS whistleblower published by Sen. Blumenthal confirms the system is untested and that a single unverifiable ballot in a batch of 10,000 causes the entire batch to be rejected. This isn't election integrity — it's mass disenfranchisement by design. The First Circuit and Judge Talwani have done their jobs. Now Congress needs to do its. Legislate a clear prohibition on executive branch interference in state ballot mail operations before this Supreme Court majority hands Trump the midterms on a platter.