Whistleblower: USPS secretly rushing new requirements for mail-in voting
Summary
A whistleblower has raised concerns that the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) may be speeding up new rules for handling mail-in voting. There is a risk that if one ballot in a large batch does not scan correctly, thousands of ballots could be rejected.Key Facts
- The USPS is reportedly introducing new requirements for processing mail-in ballots.
- A whistleblower shared concerns about these changes.
- The changes might cause many ballots to be rejected at once.
- If one ballot in a batch fails to scan, the whole batch could be refused.
- This issue could affect the accuracy and count of mail-in votes.
- The system depends on successful scanning of each ballot.
- Bulk mailing means sending many ballots together.
- The concern relates to the security and reliability of voting by mail.
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