Seniors won't receive Trump drug discount cards until after election

• The administration could only push through a small percentage of cards by October, so most will likely reach users after Election Day.
• It's still uncertain whether the federal government can legally send out the cards.

By the numbers: If approved by the Office for Management and Budget, it could cost up to $8 billion.

• The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is spending an estimated $20 million for administrative costs to print and send letters to Medicare beneficiaries informing them that they will be getting cards, per WSJ.