Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL) has publicly demanded the resignation of Postmaster General David Steiner, citing concerns over the agency's operational conduct. The request stems from allegations that Steiner has refused to bring the U.S. Postal Service into compliance with federal court mandates regarding mail-in voting rules established during the Trump administration.

Krishnamoorthi argues that the Postmaster General’s actions—or lack thereof—undermine the integrity of the electoral process by failing to adhere to judicial oversight. The core of the dispute involves the Postal Service's handling of mail-in ballots and whether the agency has sufficiently followed directives issued by the courts to ensure timely and secure delivery.

Currently, the report relies on the perspective of the Representative, as there has been no public response or rebuttal from Steiner or the U.S. Postal Service leadership regarding these specific allegations. The situation highlights ongoing tensions regarding the role of the Postal Service in federal elections and the extent of the Postmaster General's authority when faced with conflicting federal court orders. As of now, the demand for resignation remains a political request rather than a formal legal action.