Mailing ballots close to Election Day risks rejection due to late postmarks

Mailing ballots close to Election Day risks rejection due to late postmarks

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This advisory comes as election officials warn voters that mailing ballots near Election Day may result in rejection if the ballots receive late postmarks. To avoid this, officials recommend obtaining a postmark directly from a post office rather than relying on standard mail processing, which may cause delays.

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