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Ballots Rejected Due to Postmark Changes | Durham News
California’s June primary saw a shocking spike in rejected mail-in ballots—nearly 150,000—mostly due to late postmarks, sparking alarm among voting rights advocates. Experts blame recent USPS operational changes, which may delay postmarks and disqualify ballots even if sent on time. With upcoming elections poised to decide Congress, officials are urging voters to mail ballots early to avoid disenfranchisement. Beyond timing, signature mismatches and duplicate ballots also contribute to rejections, adding to the mounting pressure on a system already struggling with slow counts. Listen in…
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