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President Trump signed an executive order limiting the Postal Service's ability to send mail ballots, restricting distribution only to voters deemed eligible by the administration. The order has been challenged as unconstitutional and would significantly impact mail-in voting access across the country. This directly affects millions of Americans' ability to vote by mail.
President Trump signed an executive order restricting mail voting access. The order imposes new limitations on mail-in ballot procedures and eligibility. The action directly impacts voting accessibility for millions of Americans who rely on mail ballots.
President Trump signed Executive Order 13799 on May 11, 2017, establishing the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity. The commission was directed to examine voting processes, voter registration, election administration, and election security across states. The commission issued a final report in July 2018 finding no evidence of widespread voter fraud, but the commission itself was dissolved in January 2018 after legal challenges from civil rights organizations and states that challenged its authority to access voter data.