Protect Mail-In Voting and Election Access Before the Midterms

The 2026 midterms are already underway — four states begin voting this month — and the Trump administration's assault on mail-in voting is a five-alarm emergency. The Supreme Court lifted the injunction blocking USPS restrictions on mail ballots, and the Postal Service's "Final Rule" could invalidate millions of votes if remaining injunctions fall. Michigan already rejected 10,000 primary ballots last month because USPS delivered them late. A federal whistleblower just alleged the Postal Service plans to reject entire batches of ballots based on random sampling. This is not hypothetical. It is happening now. You need to act on every front available to you. That means co-sponsoring or pushing emergency legislation to block the Postal Service from implementing its Final Rule before Election Day. It means demanding oversight hearings on USPS ballot handling and the whistleblower's allegations. It means coordinating with state election officials to ensure voters know their rights and have alternatives if mail ballots are blocked. Nearly one in three Americans voted by mail in 2024. Stripping that access weeks before an election — with the Federal Ballot Mail Portal not even built yet — is voter suppression by administrative chaos. Tell me specifically what you are doing to protect ballot access in this district. Constituents are watching, and we need action, not statements.