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- Postmaster General David Steiner told confidants he wants to resign amid mounting pressures.
- The Supreme Court blocked the Postal Service’s plan to serve as a mail-ballot clearinghouse.
- Steiner faced a June Senate hearing where lawmakers grilled him on delivery delays and voting rules.
- He warned agency finances are dire without federal aid.
- Lawmakers rejected his proposals to cut delivery days and raise parcel rates despite President Donald Trump’s pressure.