Donald Trump has been a vivid critic of mail-in voting which many US states are now set to adopt ahead of the upcoming November election battle. The president believes that the postal voting system will render the results potentially “fraudulent” and also deliver them too late – and even postal authorities seem to agree with him on the last point.
A recently-released letter by US Postal Service (USPS) executive vice president Thomas J. Marshall revealed that election officials in 46 US states and Washington DC were warned by postal authorities that American voters were at risk of not being able to deliver their mail-in ballots for November’s election poll back to election offices in time for counting due to new policies related to delivery and state deadlines set for receiving the ballots.
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