Postal Service Develops Website to Help Americans With Mail-In Voting

Author Don Chase

August 24th, 2020 8:08 AM

With the election in November, a number of states are allowing mail-in voting.  The Postal Service has developed a website to help make the process easier.

“The Postal Service recognizes that many states are choosing to expand mail-in voting options in the upcoming elections and that there will likely be a significant increase in demand among postal customers to participate in those elections by using the mail,” the Postal Service said in a release.

If you have questions about the process, and how the Postal Service will be involved, check out the site. It has some helpful tips.

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