In Texas, USPS woes and state deadlines could leave voters without enough time to return mail-in ballots

from News from The Texas Tribune · host Texas Tribune

In Texas' major counties, almost 99% of mail-in ballots were counted during the July primary runoff election, a Tribune analysis shows. But election officials say postal service disarray and a record number of requests mean people should ask for their absentee ballots well before November's Election Day.

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