A federal judge has again blocked an executive order issued by former President Donald Trump that aimed to create a federal voter list and directly involve the United States Postal Service (USPS) in the election process. The order, as implemented, would have placed restrictions on mail-in voting. The ruling prevents the changes from taking effect before the upcoming Congressional elections on November 3rd. The judge determined the proposed changes could significantly hinder voter access. This marks a renewed legal challenge to the Trump administration’s efforts to influence election procedures. The Associated Press reported on the decision, highlighting concerns about the potential impact on voters. This builds on previous legal battles surrounding the order.