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Oregon Officials Urge Use of Ballot Boxes While Defending Mail Voting

Officials said more than 7,300 May primary ballots were uncounted after postmarks arrived late, and they are seeking $1.25 million for more drop boxes and tracking.

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SALEM — Top Oregon elected officials on Tuesday urged Oregonians to use ballot drop boxes, not mailboxes, to return ballots in November as newly released data showed thousands of Oregonians missed having their May primary votes counted because of postal…

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Oregon officials urge use of ballot boxes while defending mail voting

SALEM — Top Oregon elected officials on Tuesday urged Oregonians to use ballot drop boxes, not mailboxes, to return ballots in November as newly released data showed thousands of Oregonians missed having their May primary votes counted because of postal…

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Oregon leaders address mail-in voting, late ballot postmarks ahead of November election

Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read held a press conference with state leaders Tuesday on efforts to protect the state's mail-in voting process.Heading into t

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KATU broke the news in Portland, United States on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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