Concerns Grow Over Late Mail Ballots This Election Season
State officials express concerns about the Postal Service's capacity to deliver mail-in ballots on time. Voters are encouraged to take proactive measures to ensure their votes are counted. (sources: nytimes)
State officials report an increase in late-arriving mail ballots this election season, leading to a higher number of ballots being rejected. Officials recommend that voters mail their ballots early or utilize drop boxes.
- State officials are worried about the Postal Service's ability to deliver ballots on time.
- There has been an increase in the number of mail ballots arriving late.
- More ballots are being rejected due to late arrival.
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Timely delivery of mail ballots is critical for ensuring that all votes are counted in the upcoming elections.
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