BALLOT DELIVERIES
Living abroad? How Americans overseas can still vote in the US midterm elections 2026
Americans living or traveling abroad can participate in the 2026 midterm elections through absentee voting. To begin, voters should visit the Federal Voting Assistance Program website for guidance and forms. Registration and ballot requests must be completed early to meet the deadlines set by individual states.
US Midterm Elections 2026: Here’s how to vote, register and cast your ballot
US Midterm Elections 2026: Voters need to be aware of registration deadlines and voting rules that vary by state. The 2026 U.S. midterm elections are scheduled for November 3, impacting numerous federal and state positions. Early voting and absentee ballot options are available depending on state regulations. Voter ID requirements must also be consulted to ensure compliance with local laws. Checking state election resources will provide the latest updates on procedures and deadlines.
US Postal Service to take extra steps to ensure ballot deliveries
US Postal Service plans to implement several measures to facilitate ballot delivery for the upcoming elections. Starting October 4, some retail branches will extend hours for ballot handling and processing. The agency will use expedited services to ensure timely delivery of completed ballots, particularly through its Priority Mail Express network.
In loss for Trump, US Supreme Court won't let Postal Service restrict mail ballots
The US Supreme Court on Monday blocked the Postal Service from enforcing a Trump-backed rule tightening mail-in ballot procedures, upholding a lower court injunction as legal challenges continue. The decision marks a setback for Trump’s voting-by-mail restrictions ahead of November’s midterm elections, with Justice Samuel Alito dissenting.
US appeals court rejects Trump bid to implement mail-in voting restrictions
A U.S. appeals court declined to implement a new USPS mail-in voting rule. This decision prevents the postal service from enforcing stricter requirements before elections. A lower court judge had previously issued an injunction against the new postal rule. The administration had asked the Supreme Court to intervene and pause the injunction. The rule aimed to tighten mail-in voting requirements at President Trump's direction.
Voting begins in crucial US midterm elections
Voting in the US midterm elections effectively began Friday as North Carolina became the first state to send out mail ballots for contests expected to threaten President Donald Trump's Republican control of Congress. North Carolina officials said their mail voting would nevertheless proceed as planned.
Trump asks Supreme Court to allow tighter mail-ballot rules before midterms
The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to enforce a new postal service rule. This regulation tightens standards for mail-in ballot delivery ahead of elections. A judge had previously blocked the rule, citing potential disruption to legitimate votes. The Justice Department seeks to lift the temporary injunction preventing enforcement. This action follows previous legal challenges to the directive on mail-in ballots.
Volodymyr Zelensky rejects rival's call for vote, says would 'split' Ukraine
President Volodymyr Zelensky said in remarks made public Sunday that it would be too dangerous for Ukraine to hold an election while it fights Russia, after a call by his former defence minister to organise a vote. Then days ago, the ousted Fedorov made a surprise call to find a way to organise elections.
Florida Primary Election 2026 Today: Candidates, where to vote, polling place locator, what to bring; here’s the complete voting guide
Florida Primary Election 2026 Today: Florida voters head to the polls today, Tuesday, August 18, for the 2026 primary election. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. local time. Voters must cast their ballots at their assigned polling locations for their votes to be counted. Vote-by-mail ballots must be received by local election offices by 7 p.m. today. The general election is scheduled for Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Poll fraud or mistake? Elections Canada says 800 misplaced ballots in Coquitlam–Port Coquitlam, but no impact on results
The ballots, cast for 74 other electoral districts across Canada during the federal election, should have been returned to Elections Canada headquarters by April 28 at 6 pm local time to be counted. The agency attributes the mistake to "human error" and "a failure to comply with the written procedures," prompting a complete review of controls.
Senator Koran brings in the much-needed Legislation adopted by Minnesota Senate
The State of Minnesota under Senator Mark Koran has brought in much-needed legislation to prevent any malpractices in the electoral process of the state and also help the veterans of the state to flourish and live in state-sponsored homes.
Judge wants U.S. postmaster to answer questions on delay in ballot sweep
The Postal Service, or USPS, disclosed on Wednesday it had completed the sweeps late on Tuesday and turned up just 13 ballots in Pennsylvania.
US judge orders 'extraordinary measures' to ensure ballot deliveries
U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan said he was ordering the measures in places where election mail processing scores for completed ballots returned by voters were below 90% for at least two days from October 26-28.
US Postal Service has delivered 122 million ballots ahead of election
Due to an increase in mail volume, the impact of COVID-19 and efforts to prioritize ballots, first-class mail service performance fell in the week ending Oct. 23, the USPS said.
Millions of mail ballots not yet returned in key states
At least 35 million mail ballots had been returned or accepted as of early Wednesday, according to data collected by The Associated Press.
US Supreme Court rules against Trump as legal battles over election continue
Trump and his allies have also notched important wins, including a ruling that the Republican governor of Texas may limit drop-off sites for election ballots.
Democrats raise concerns about US Postal delays ahead of election
U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan in Washington late Tuesday ordered the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) to release daily reports on mail deliveries, participate in daily court conferences and take other steps to ensure timely delivery of ballots.
Fourth United States judge issues order blocking Postal Service cuts
Judge Emmet Sullivan in the District of Columbia late Sunday issued a similar order, while judges in Washington State and New York issued injunctions since Sept. 17. Courts have also ordered the Postal Service to treat all election mail as first-class or priority mail express.
Election Commission gets electronic voting machines for Lok Sabha polls
These machines would be deployed at the nearly 10.6 lakh polling stations across India in the next parliamentary elections.
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