United States — Social Security Administration & United States — United States Postal Service

United States — Social Security Administration: United States — Social Security Administration was directed by Donald Trump's executive order to create a 'citizenship list' for each state, an action that has been blocked by a federal judge.

United States — United States Postal Service: The United States — United States Postal Service is being pressured by Democratic governors to withdraw a proposed rule that would implement a federal list of eligible voters, potentially limiting who can receive a ballot in the mail. This action could undermine its public trust and operational efficiency.

United States — Social Security Administration: Commissioner is directed to help create the federal voter list.

United States — United States Postal Service: The USPS is affected by the executive order and has released a finalized rule, but its enforcement remains blocked by a separate injunction. The Supreme Court did not lift that injunction.

United States — Social Security Administration: The United States — Social Security Administration is tasked with assisting the United States — United States Department of Homeland Security in compiling lists of voting-age U.S. citizens as part of Donald Trump's executive order.

United States — United States Postal Service: The United States — United States Postal Service is directed by Donald Trump's executive order to deliver mail ballots only to those on a federal voter list. Its independence is being tested by the order, and it may ultimately issue a rule affecting plaintiffs.

United States — Social Security Administration: Provides death notifications to ERIC; not directly involved.

United States — United States Postal Service: Provides change-of-address data to ERIC; not directly involved.