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A whistleblower has alleged that the U.S. Postal Service is rushing to implement an online system tied to President Trump's push to restrict mail-in voting, warning the rollout could 'derail' the 2026 midterm elections if courts allow the policy to proceed. The claims add to ongoing scrutiny of the administration's efforts to reshape mail voting rules ahead of the elections. The whistleblower's allegations suggest technical and logistical problems with the system's rapid deployment, raising concerns among voting rights advocates about potential disruptions to ballot processing. The matter is likely to draw further legal and political attention as litigation over the mail voting order continues.