POSTMASTER CONFIRMS : ALL MAIL-IN BALLOTS WILL BE REGULATED BY USA
Eugene Delgaudio president of Public Advocate says
"Together with our proposal that ICE agents should monitor polling places, the regulation of ballots placed in the U.S. postal system must be monitored by the Federal government to prevent voting fraud. And if any state refuses to assist to reduce fraud, these mailed ballots can be held and prevented from being mailed. Courts are now ruling in favor of these policies. And New Jersey has 6,600 illegal aliens registered to vote. The president announced 300,000 illlegal aliens have been found in states cooperating with the audit of voter lists. There may be ten million illegal aliens registered to vote when a full investigation is completed," says Eugene Delgaudio, president of Public Advocate.
Federal government confirms huge voting shakeup plan that'll hit 22M Californians
More than 22 million registered voters in California could be caught in the middle of a growing fight between the Trump administration and state officials.
The nation's top postal official has confirmed a proposal is being weighed that could block the delivery of mail ballots in states that refuse to share voter data with the federal government.
Postmaster General David Steiner told the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee the US Postal Service would not deliver mail ballots under a proposed federal rule if a state declined to provide absentee voter information requested by Washington, DC.
"If a state refuses to turn their absentee voter list over to the federal government, will the Postal Service still mail their ballots under this proposed rule?" Sen. Gary Peters (D-Mich.) asked during the hearing Wednesday.
"Under our proposed regulation, no," Steiner replied.
The proposal stems from an executive order signed by President Donald Trump in March directing the Postal Service to develop regulations requiring states to provide lists of eligible voters at least 60 days before federal elections.
The administration argues the measure would help ensure ballots are sent only to eligible voters amid concerns about potential mail voting fraud.
White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson said the US Postal Service proposal aligns with President Trump's agenda of ensuring "the safety and security of American elections.
"The President has also urged Congress to pass the SAVE America Act and other legislative proposals that would establish a uniform standard of photo ID for voting, prohibit no-excuse mail-in voting, and end the practice of ballot harvesting," she said.
"The Administration remains confident that the Executive Order will be implemented by the November election, which was always the intent when it was signed."