U.S. The Postal Service (USPS) has agreed to treat Georgia’s mail-in ballot in January. A recent report states that the Senate run-off election is considered an express mail.
USPS It also struck deals with civil rights groups, including the NAACP Legal Defense Fund and Vote Forward. Still counting the three days of January 5 at the processing plants as the next day’s delivery.
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Under the agreement, the agency will send completed ballots to Atlanta directly to the vote-counters, do a stronger cleaning for the ballot from the wrong place, and find results every day, the Washington Post reported this week.
The deal effectively two Jan. 5 effectively avoids the main lawsuit before the election, which will determine if the party has a majority in the Senate. Plaintiffs said they would push for more operational change if the USPS continued to terminate the agreement.
The results of the two off-elections between the Georgia Republican Sense, Democratic Senate candidates John Soff and Rafael Wocknorck vs. David Perdue and Kelly Lofler, will determine which party the Senate controls in 2021.
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