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Whistleblower Claims Postal Service's New Voting System is Rushed and Error-Prone
A whistleblower has raised concerns about the U.S. Postal Service's development of a new voting system, claiming it is rushed and error-prone, which could affect mail voting for one-third of voters. This initiative is linked to President Trump's executive order limiting mail voting and is currently under legal scrutiny. The Postal Service is under pressure to have the system operational for the midterm elections, despite warnings from election officials about its readiness.
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A whistleblower has raised concerns about the U.S. Postal Service's development of a new voting system, claiming it is rushed and error-prone, which could affect mail voting for one-third of voters. This initiative is linked to President Trump's executive order limiting mail voting and is currently under legal scrutiny. The Postal Service is under pressure to have the system operational for the midterm elections, despite warnings from election officials about its readiness.
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