The fight over America's mail-in ballots has taken a dramatic turn after a whistleblower inside the US Postal Service reportedly provided Congress with new information about a system allegedly being developed under Donald Trump's administration.

The claims suggest USPS officials could have the power to slow the processing of vote-by-mail ballots or reject entire batches, raising fears that the system could disrupt ballot counting ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

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