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USPS: Postal carriers working extended hours in a time of 'extraordinary measures'

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The United States Postal Service (USPS) is in a period they call "extraordinary measures" to ensure ballots make it to the Elections Office on time.Postal carriers are putting in longer hours as the midterm election brings a surge in mail. They're loading up more mail than usual as election pickups and deliveries enter the home stretch.To move ballots swiftly through the mail, USPS says they "accelerate and enhance the delivery of ballot mail," …

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The United States Postal Service (USPS) has taken a series of special measures to ensure that mail-in ballots are counted in Tuesday's election. The measures, described as "extraordinary," which began in late October, include expediting ballot deliveries to election commissions, special ballot collections, and extended hours at postal processing centers. Thousands of employees are engaged in the processing and delivery of the last ballots in the…

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KSBY broke the news on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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