Mailing a Ballot Near Election Day? Late Postmarks Could Lead to Rejection
Officials recommend getting ballots postmarked at a post office when mailing them close to Election Day to avoid processing-related delays.
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Voters returning ballots through the U.S. Postal Service close to Election Day could risk rejection if their ballots receive a late postmark.
Officials recommend having ballots postmarked at a post office when mailing them near Election Day. That step can help voters avoid problems tied to changes in mail processing.
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