Mail-In Voting

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The United States Postal Service announced on July 27 it is creating a new permanent division to handle mail-in ballots and other election mail issues. “The idea behind the creation of the Election and Government Mail Services is to have a permanent division dedicated to dealing with election matters, instead of handling issues one at a time as in the past,” the Associated Press reported.

The 2020 presidential election was the first time mail-in ballots were used on a large scale for all voters. The postal service handled 135 million ballots during the 2020 election and an additional 40 million mail-in ballots from primary elections this year alone. Adrienne Marshall, executive director of the division, said Wednesday that the services will oversee “election mail strike teams in every local and district community to address any problems that might arise,” Associated Press wrote.

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