USPS ordered to reinforce policy of extraordinary measures ballot delivery
Postal service agrees to ensure it delivers all votes by the cut-off time on election day
02 November 2020 - 08:21
Washington — The US Postal Service (USPS) must remind senior managers they must follow its “extraordinary measures” policy and use its Express Mail Network to expedite ballots ahead of Tuesday’s presidential election, under an order signed by a US judge.
US District Judge Emmet Sullivan’s order on Sunday, to which the USPS agreed, said the postal service must reinforce its “special procedures” to ensure it “delivers every ballot possible by the cut-off time on election day”...
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