michelle August 19, 2020
Recently there’s been a lot of confusion around how budget cuts at the USPS could affect the November elections.
Many across the country worried about Postal Service’s ability to deliver and return their ballots in time to be counted. And as the Pew Research Center has shown, the share of Americans voting by mail has grown significantly over time:
Fortunately, we now seem to have a solution. Yesterday the Postmaster General announced he will delay cutbacks in service until after the election.
We don’t need to get into the politics of this decision-making, but still want to make your voting options clear.
First, as a quick reminder of the key dates, you should register to vote by October 19th if you want to participate in Election Day on November 3rd.
But what about casting your ballot? Well, you have options…
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