Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown is co-leading a formidable coalition of twenty-five states in a federal lawsuit against the United States Postal Service, challenging a newly published rule that drastically alters mail-in voting procedures.
The sudden imposition of these requirements has alarmed election experts and state officials who view the mandate as a severe overreach of executive power.
In addition to the constitutional arguments, the coalition contends that the rule violates several federal statutes.
This continuous dedication to protecting democratic institutions ensures that local voters remain shielded from arbitrary and burdensome federal interference designed to suppress participation.
If the rule is allowed to take effect even temporarily, the resulting confusion and forced compliance efforts could irreversibly damage the administration of the upcoming election and erode public trust in the voting process.
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown co-leads a federal lawsuit to block a new United States Postal Service rule that threatens to disrupt mail-in voting ahead of the general election.