Postmaster General David Steiner testified to Congress that USPS would not deliver mail ballots in states that refuse to hand over voter lists to the Trump administration — a policy condition tied to a March 2026 executive order on voter verification. However, California and 19 other states successfully sued to permanently block that executive order on mail-in ballots and voter ID requirements, creating a direct legal conflict between the administration's stated policy and a court-ordered block. The article itself does not mention the litigation outcome, leaving readers unaware that the proposal Steiner described may already be legally enjoined. Watch whether federal courts extend the injunction if USPS attempts to implement the mail ballot restrictions.