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Ballot Rejections for Late Postmarks Surge in Washington and Oregon

via Washington Times·Sep 8·2 sources

Newly released data show a sharp rise in ballots rejected for late postmarks in Washington and Oregon following changes at the Postal Service. Election officials say the trend raises concerns for vote-by-mail states heading into November. Some voters are weighing backup plans, including traveling to vote in person.

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Mail-in voters weigh flying to vote in person and other backup plans amid uncertainty

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