America's elections are getting caught in a fight over the mail

Trump's effort to tighten mail-in voting regulations through the U.S. Postal Service has sparked a fierce debate, with critics warning it could give the federal government unprecedented control over voting data and state elections. This move could disrupt the 2026 midterms, compelling local and state officials to quickly implement a new federal system, risking public trust in the electoral process. The proposed policy would require the USPS to scrutinize mail-ballot envelopes, raising concerns about the feasibility and potential impact on election integrity.