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AP Top News·September 8, 2026 at 11:53 PM

Newly released data shows a sharp rise in ballots rejected for late postmarks in Washington and Oregon, two states that conduct elections primarily by mail. According to the Associated Press, the surge has heightened concerns about recent U.S. Postal Service operational changes, including consolidation of mail processing into regional hubs, ahead of the fall midterm elections. The financially strained agency's reforms have raised questions about whether mail-in ballots will be postmarked and counted in time.

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