Theblaze iconTheblazeSep 4, 2026 ~1 min source read

Deadlines are fast approaching on Trump's mail-in ballot initiatives as election season begins

Thursday asking the court to remove a lower court's stay on the administration's new postal ballot rules. North Carolina, one of the states suing the administration, sent out ballots on Friday.

Deadlines are fast approaching on Trump's mail-in ballot initiatives as election season begins

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Thursday asking the court to remove a lower court's stay on the administration's new postal ballot rules.

North Carolina, one of the states suing the administration, sent out ballots on Friday.

'The cheating on mail-in ballots is legendary.' More than 46,000 North Carolina ballots have been sent out, though only to those who specifically requested them.

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Thursday asking the court to remove a lower court's stay on the administration's new postal ballot rules. North Carolina, one of the states suing the administration, sent out ballots on Friday. 'The cheating on mail-in ballots is legendary.' More than 46,000 North Carolina ballots have been sent out, though only to those who specifically requested them.

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  • Those shipments will continue until all requests for mail-in ballots made by October 20 are fulfilled.
  • Jason Tyson, director of external affairs for the North Carolina State Board of Elections, told Blaze News that this was business as usual for the state.
  • "Regardless of a temporary restraining order or any kind of action there, every election year we do share our envelopes — absentee ballot envelopes — with the U.S.
  • "We did share our envelopes with the United States Postal Service about two or three weeks ago.
  • Nothing that we've done just for this year." The NCSBE is currently controlled by Republicans.

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For the Trump administration's new rules to have a chance at taking effect before t...

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  • The first ballots of the midterm elections have left the building.

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Nineteen other states will begin mailing ballots by September 19.

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