Postal Service Investigates Whistleblower Claims
The inspector general said it will independently review claims that the untested portal could delay mail ballots.
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The American postal service is building a database to check electoral envelopes. Responsible officials warn of a chaos in the interim elections in November, democrats see it as a constitutional breach. However, the plan is likely to fail only on practical hurdles.
Postal service internal watchdog opens inquiry after whistleblower’s complaint
The U.S. Postal Service’s internal watchdog is opening an investigation into concerns raised in a whistleblower report about the agency’s hasty effort to build a complex online system with voter data ahead of the midterm elections.
Lawmakers respond to whistleblower warning that Postal Service could jeopardize mail voting
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