>>3592943Nope I'm not done yet!
>e. After they complete several hundreds or thousands they have drivers travel the city dropping these completed ballots in mail/ballot boxes.Now I really have to wonder if you are a postal worker; outside of Sunday Amazon deliveries, LLVs get filled to the fucking *brim* with mail. DPS tends to VERY thoroughly occupy the cab of those trucks, and throwing a tray of ballots among the chaos of parcels would be ludicrous unless you kept them at the bottom of the back of the truck (i.e. with the end-of-route parcels). If you integrated such things with the DPS itself this would make sense, but:
>dropping these completed ballots in mail boxesWhy would a carrier do this? If it's a completed ballot, it's going to a recipient now - you expect me to believe that absolutely everyone in the country would fail to open that mail, discover a completed ballot, then also fail to report such an incident? Also, First Class mail has a tendency to Attempt to Redeliver or Forward to New Address (presorted standard just gets fucking recycled lol) - many, MANY times during the census, I'd be redelivering DPS ~that I myself~ had marked RTS or Fwd. They don't just RTS automatically - mail can be floating around for weeks, just trying to get delivered.
What's more, carriers don't exactly have a shitload of free time to just make arbitrary drop-offs, particularly not during this Covid-19 phenomenon where every dipshit is mailing triple the parcels that they were in every other year.
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f. complete with Legal Postmark.
Business Reply Mail (which ballots are in) don't get postmarked. The "No Postage Necessary" IS the postmark.
So from where does this pasta originate?
