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Election Officials Express Concerns Over USPS Mail-in Ballot Rule
Election officials across nearly half of U.S. states have expressed concerns regarding the U.S. Postal Service's new mail ballot rule, stating it could disrupt election plans and disenfranchise voters. The rule's late implementation and requirements for new systems and training have raised alarms about potential confusion and delays in the upcoming midterm elections.
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Election officials across nearly half of U.S. states have expressed concerns regarding the U.S. Postal Service's new mail ballot rule, stating it could disrupt election plans and disenfranchise voters. The rule's late implementation and requirements for new systems and training have raised alarms about potential confusion and delays in the upcoming midterm elections.
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