In a statement Wednesday, researchers at the University of Washington say their study of operational changes within the USPS, driven by the Trump administration’s orders, could have already created delays that put tens of thousands of Washington ballots at risk of arriving late and being rejected.
The United States Postal Service is telling a different story.
After the Supreme Court struck down restrictions on mail-in voting in multiple states following the Trump administration’s order demanding access to information on millions of voters, the United States Postal Service says mail-in voting in the November midterms will be “business as usual.”…