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League of Women Voters respondents opposition to 26A305
Published by League of Women Voters of Massachusetts et al. on September 9, 2026.
September 9 opposition by the organization plaintiffs.
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… Complaint and moved for a temporary restraining order (TRO) and a new preliminary injunction. Dkt. 205, 206. Plaintiff States likewise filed a new action and moved for the same. California v. USPS, No. 26-cv-13917 (D. Mass. Aug. 26, 2026), Dkt. 1, 3. On August 27, the district court issued a 14-day TRO partially enjoining the Rule while it considered Plaintiffs’ preliminary injunction motion. Dkt. 218 at 10–11. 9 On September 4, the district court entered the narrow preliminary injunction at issue. It found that compliance with the Rule for this November’s election is “virtually impossible” which “nearly guarantee[d] significant disenfranchisement for eligible voters.” App.43a–44a, 32a–34a. It further held the Rule unconstitutionally 9 USPS appealed the TRO and sought a stay from the First Circuit and this Court, but withdrew the latter stay request on September 6. See Letter, USPS v. California, …
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