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Oregon elections chief urges early voting as test of USPS service shows slow mail service

States Newsroom · October 13, 2026

PORTLAND — Following President Donald Trump’s escalating attacks on vote-by-mail in the run-up to the Nov. 3 midterm elections, Oregon’s secretary of state, 36 county clerks and election officials in August conducted an experiment. They sent and tracked 108 pieces of mail on three separate weekdays to see if they…

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Oregon elections chief urges early voting as test of USPS service shows slow mail service

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