USPS Crisis Threatens Mail-In Voting Infrastructure
USPS warns thousands of post offices could close and prices could rise unless Congress acts. This directly threatens mail-in voting infrastructure ahead of the midterms, potentially suppressing vote-by-mail. Raises question of whether Congress will prioritize USPS reform or let it deteriorate. LWV article highlights grassroots advocacy against USPS ballot delays.
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Updated Aug 16, 2026