🌅 Tuesday's First Dig: Election Day begins with a late Supreme Court decision from California and a useful way to see what is headed to your mailbox.
🗞️ Reuters morning read: The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration's emergency request to stop California from counting mail ballots from more than 20,000 registered voters whom federal officials allege may not be citizens. Reuters reports that the one-sentence order offered no explanation and drew no public dissent. A federal appeals court had also declined to block the ballots, pointing to California's authority over election procedures and its process for canceling ineligible registrations.
Read more: Reuters — U.S. Supreme Court rejects Trump bid to block California ballots
📬 Useful this morning: USPS Informed Delivery is a free, optional service that can show grayscale previews of incoming letter-size mail and status updates for many packages. Notifications can arrive in a daily email, or you can check the dashboard or app. USPS verifies your identity during enrollment; if online verification fails, participating Post Offices can complete it in person.
Source: USPS — Informed Delivery
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