Postal Service to reverse mail slowdown ahead of election
U.S. Postal Service changes slowed mail service nationwide and were expected to impede efforts to vote by mail. The Montana settlement today applies to all states.
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U.S. Postal Service changes slowed mail service nationwide and were expected to impede efforts to vote by mail. The Montana settlement today applies to all states.
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