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Increase in Ballots Rejected for Late Postmarks in Washington and Oregon
The number of ballots rejected for late postmarks has increased significantly in Washington and Oregon, raising concerns about recent U.S. Postal Service operational changes. These changes may delay the application of postmarks, potentially disenfranchising voters, particularly in rural areas. Election officials are responding by increasing ballot drop box availability and urging voters to mail ballots early.
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The number of ballots rejected for late postmarks has increased significantly in Washington and Oregon, raising concerns about recent U.S. Postal Service operational changes. These changes may delay the application of postmarks, potentially disenfranchising voters, particularly in rural areas. Election officials are responding by increasing ballot drop box availability and urging voters to mail ballots early.
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