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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 2020
Page
3
Election officials urge early voting by mail as Election Day on November 3 approaches. The Postal Service says it has capacity and prioritizes election mail, but delivery times vary by location and many first class mail targets miss five day goals.
The Postal Service agreed to roll back policies slowing mail nationwide after lawsuits in several states. A Washington judge called the actions a politically motivated attack on efficiency before the election. The settlement requires prioritizing election mail and restoring services like hours, boxes, and processing capacity.
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose reported about 8,080,050 residents are registered to vote in the upcoming November election, the highest since 2008. Democrats total about 1.6 million, Republicans about 1.9 million, with over 4.5 million unaffiliated. guidance urges early voting or ballot return.
The Supreme Court allowed the 2020 census to end as the Trump administration shortened the timetable amid repeated deadline shifts. Officials and advocates warn the two week cut worsens undercount risks for minorities and low income communities while data processing may be rushed. Critics say the move undermines accurate representation and federal funding decisions.
The U S Postal Service agrees to reverse June changes that slowed mail nationwide, prioritizing election mail. The settlement, reached before a Great Falls hearing, restores hours, boxes, processing, and overtime cuts and applies to all states. Governor Bullock praised the move amid a surge in vote by mail during the pandemic.
Barrett dodged direct on Roe v Wade but defended voting rights and health care as she faces senators questions on abortion race climate and elections. She refused to discuss Scalia quotes or comment on climate change while confirming infectious virus facts and cancer link. The hearings highlighted GOP confidence with a committee vote planned and Senate action possible by month end.
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