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EPISODE · Aug 31, 2026 · 54 MIN

The USPS Will Require Bar Codes to Track Mail-In Ballots/Clients Frustrated with Financial Advisors/Agents Not Listening to Them

from Your Personal Bank · host Ferenc Toth

The US Supreme Court has allowed the United States Postal Service to require unique bar codes on mail-in ballots. Ballots will be tracked similar to packages. This eliminates duplicate ballots and will greatly reduce fraudulent ballots. The USPS does not determine voter eligibility or decides who receives a ballot. They do not open the ballots nor see the actual votes. This eliminates duplicate ballots. The unique barcode on the envelope and on the return envelope ensure the number mailed is not greater than the number mailed out and that the mailing in a ballot is the same person who received them. This will greatly reduce fraudulent ballots. States retain 100% control over voter registration rolls and eligibility. If states include non-citizens on the voter rolls, there is a paper trail. This creates accountability. Ferenc shares the frustration many people have with financial advisors/agents not really listening to their desires and solutions to this problem. Please contact Ferenc at [email protected] or 866-268-4422 for more info.

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