Changes to postal operations have raised concerns about vote-by-mail processes. A significant increase in rejected ballots due to late postmarks has been reported. This surge is attributed to modifications in postal procedures. Thousands of voters have been affected, with their ballots not being counted.
The postal agency has been reorganizing its operations to reduce costs. This reorganization has led to warnings from officials about potential delays in postmark application.
Further information on the impact of these changes is available, highlighting the concerns surrounding the upcoming election and the voting process.
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