On a Friday in Washington, federal judge Indira Talwani of Massachusetts issued a preliminary injunction blocking the application of President Donald Trump's reform restricting mail-in voting. ^[1] The court found that Congress never delegated election authority to the United States Postal Service under the Elections Clause. ^[2] Judge Indira Talwani argued that the new Postal Service regulations explicitly and exclusively regulate electoral mail, contrasting this with the Department of Justice's reasoning that limits the regulatory change to general postal mail. ^[3] Judge Indira Talwani changed a previously issued temporary suspension order to a preliminary injunction that can be appealed, following a challenge by the Trump Administration to the Supreme Court. ^[4] Judge Indira Talwani determined that the operational modifications implemented by the United States Postal Service directly impact election logistics. ^[5] The judge ruled that the new USPS regulation explicitly and exclusively governs election mail, distinguishing it from the Department of Justice's argument that it applies to general postal mail. ^[6]