The U.S. Postal Service is under fire for proposed changes to mail-in voting that align with Trump administration directives, raising alarms among lawmakers and advocates. The Postmaster General confirmed plans to require states to disclose mail voting lists, which critics argue could hinder access to voting. Multiple states, including Oregon and California, are concerned about the implications of these restrictions, with lawsuits already filed to challenge the actions. Protesters and lawmakers are rallying against what they see as an attack on the integrity of mail-in voting. As deadlines approach for public comment on these changes, the stakes are high for the upcoming elections, with many fearing that these new regulations could disenfranchise voters.