A large gray stamp marked Trump White House descends on a prone USPS employee, scattering yellow ballot envelopes across the frame. The worker wears a mail bag labeled USPS and reaches outward as envelopes marked ballot fly loose.

The image captures tensions in August 2020 over changes at the U.S. Postal Service after Louis DeJoy took over as postmaster general. Critics argued that new policies on overtime and sorting machines threatened timely delivery of mail-in ballots ahead of the presidential election.

President Trump had repeatedly questioned the security of mail voting while his administration installed DeJoy, a major donor, to lead the agency. Congressional hearings and lawsuits followed as states expanded mail options due to the pandemic.

The visual uses the postage stamp metaphor to link White House influence directly to the disruption of ballot handling. The cartoon underscores how operational decisions at USPS became central to debates over voter access and election integrity that summer.