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Postal Service moves to finalize mail ballot regs before SCOTUS ruling

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The U.S. Postal Service is finalizing new regulations regarding mail-in ballots, potentially granting federal control over voter eligibility, despite ongoing legal challenges. This action aims to implement changes before the upcoming elections, citing federal law execution. Cybersecurity professionals should monitor how such regulations could impact election integrity and data security processes.

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