Election Officials Warn USPS Delays Could Disrupt Voting

Despite assurances from the Postal Service, election administrators cite persistent mail issues that could disenfranchise voters.

Election officials from all 50 states have raised concerns about mail-in ballots being delayed or undeliverable.
A letter sent to Postmaster General Louis DeJoy highlights failures in USPS staff training and inconsistent handling of election mail.
USPS plans to implement 'extraordinary measures' to prioritize election mail from October 21 to November 15.
Reports indicate that rural areas and key battleground states like Georgia face significant mail delivery delays.
The National Association of Secretaries of State and the National Association of State Election Directors urge immediate corrective action to ensure voter participation and trust.