| Perspective | Date asserted | The specific claim | Source | Claimants | Claimants' Organizations | Reporters | Publisher | Reference |
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Pro
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4/27/21
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The Postal Service also recommends that state or local election officials use FirstClass Mail
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Pro
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8/18/20
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The post office sent official notice to 46 states and the District of Columbia that it could not guarantee that mail-in ballots would arrive in time to be counted.
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[none] | [none] | [link] | |||
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Pro
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6/5/15
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During 2012 and 2013, the Postal Service consolidated 141 mail processing facilities |
[none] | [none] | [none] | [link] | ||
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Pro
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8/14/20
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the USPS contends the iconic blue boxes are moved frequently depending on mail volume
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[none] | [link] |
| Perspective | Date asserted | The specific claim | Source | Claimants | Claimants' Organizations | Reporters | Publisher | Reference |
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Pro
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8/15/20
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If the post office is not afforded a few extra days of leeway to deliver ballots to the election offices, Marshall warned that late-arriving ballots could leave some voters disenfranchised.
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Pro
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4/23/16
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Turns out that fishing, or stealing mail, has become so common that postal officials have been retrofitting boxes around the San Fernando Valley and other areas to make them more tamper proof.
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Pro
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8/24/20
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The postmaster general encouraged voters to request ballots early and return them early but said he is confident that the Postal Service can handle any surge in ballot traffic, which in the most extreme case would amount to less than one day's worth of the current volume.
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[link] |
