Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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A new court filing in a League of Women Voters of Massachusetts lawsuit alleges the Trump administration moved to control mail-in elections, a matter with national voting access implications. The brief says the U.S. Postal Service and federal voter databases would be used so that only ballots from voters on pre-approved eligibility lists tied to Homeland Security are delivered and counted. Lawyers warn database errors could exclude hundreds of thousands of legitimate voters, especially rural and retired Americans. The filing cites remarks made in Georgia and draws parallels to 1930s Germany and Jim Crow. It notes Judge Indira Talwani’s 14-day stay on Postal Service rules and seeks a preliminary injunction.

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