Witness calls USPS rule 'insane,' cites envelope changes and voter-roll sharing as impractical
The witness told the hearing the postal-service rule would force states to redesign mail-in ballot envelopes and share voter rolls with the postal service, calling that both unconstitutional and physically impossible to implement on short notice.
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A witness at the hearing described operational problems that would flow from the postal-service rule, saying states would need to alter ballot envelopes and transmit voter rolls to the postal service to make the system work.
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