Demand that USPS refuse to implement President Trump's executive order restricting vote by mail and withdraw its proposed rule creating federal election-mail requirements and a national absentee voter list.

We again insist that you follow the law, refuse to implement President Trump’s Executive Order, and withdraw this presidentially-directed proposed rule.

Baldwin and Senate colleagues pressed USPS and its Board of Governors to abandon the proposed rule implementing Trump's executive order on vote-by-mail restrictions.

Baldwin, Colleagues Demand USPS Abandon Effort to Carry Out Trump’s Illegal Executive Order Restricting Vote by Mail | U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin
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Executive Order 14399 directed the Postmaster General to initiate USPS rulemaking on mail-in and absentee ballots within 60 days and said USPS shall not transmit ballots unless voters are enrolled on a state-specific list.

This is the underlying order the commitment targets. It shows the administration directed USPS toward the disputed federal election-mail requirements rather than USPS refusing to implement them.

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Ensuring Citizenship Verification and Integrity in Federal Elections
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USPS proposed adding DMM 705.24, including a Mail-In and Absentee Participation List, ballot-envelope barcode standards, and noncompliance provisions returning ballot mailings to authorized ballot mailers.

USPS issued the proposed rule instead of withdrawing it. The proposal would create the voter/barcode list and acceptance checks that the commitment says Baldwin should demand USPS abandon.

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Postal Service Proposed Rule: Ballot Mail for Federal Elections
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A federal judge in Boston blocked the administration plan for 23 states and D.C.; the injunction barred steps creating a federal program to control plaintiff states' voter-roll maintenance.

Within the lookback window, a court blocked implementation for plaintiff states. That partially achieved the anti-implementation objective, but the record does not show Baldwin made the demanded USPS request.

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US judge blocks Trump administration’s bid to restrict mail-in voting
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Judge Emmet Sullivan ruled that a USPS plan to deny ballots to voters in noncompliant states should not proceed and barred USPS enforcement of the March executive order.

This later lookback-window ruling reportedly extended protection nationwide through a USPS settlement obligation lasting until 2028. It supports partial blocking of the policy, not candidate delivery of the demand or USPS withdrawal.

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US judge blocks Trump bid to limit mail-in voting in latest setback for president
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