RINO Raffensperger and Five Other Republican Secretaries of State Urges Supreme Court to Delay USPS Ballot Rule Until After 2026 midterms
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and five other Republican secretaries of state have joined a Supreme Court brief seeking to postpone a Trump-backed USPS mail-ballot rule until after the 2026 midterms, according to The Gateway Pundit.
The coalition includes 38 current and former election officials from 10 states. They argue that implementing the rule so close to the election could disrupt ballot processing, require changes to established procedures, and create confusion for voters and election workers.
The brief does not take a position on the rule’s legality. Instead, it emphasizes implementation concerns, noting that election offices had already ordered supplies, established budgets, and begun training staff. The Gateway Pundit criticizes the request as resistance to Trump’s election policies.