Voters sue Postal Service and Trump over changes ahead of election - POLITICO
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The plaintiffs in the Monday lawsuit all said they never received absentee ballots in time to mail in their votes for their states' primaries.The voters, who reside in New York, Pennsylvania, Texas and Indiana, are suing to reverse several of DeJoy's changes to the Postal Service by reinstating overtime pay for postal workers, re-implementing sorting machines and a court order barring Trump and DeJoy "from engaging in any further attempt to deny [the plaintiffs] the right to mail in their vote."Trump has repeatedly tried to dismiss mail-in voting as a gateway for voter fraud, despite the limited evidence to support his theory.
As said here by Matthew Choi, Daniel Lippman