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News You Can Use·Google News - Oregon (US)·9/2/2026, 12:45:00 AM·
Oregon officials respond to whistleblower report alleging USPS is rushing through mail-in voting restrictions - KGW
Oregon state officials have issued a response to a whistleblower report claiming the United States Postal Service is accelerating implementation of restrictions that could affect mail-in voting procedures. The allegations raise concerns about potential impacts on the state's vote-by-mail system. Officials are addressing the claims as they assess any operational changes that might affect ballot delivery and processing timelines.
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