Trump’s USPS Voter Suppression Scheme Explained | Podcast

Whistleblower Warns of Chaotic Trump Plan to Meddle With USPS Ballot Processing

Just two months before the midterm elections, USPS is preparing to launch an untested mail-in ballot verifcation system that puts eligible voters in jeopardy... covert plans by the Trump administration to reshape the nation’s mail-in ballot verification system in ways that could disenfranchise scores of American voters. - Rolling Stone

We converted the whistleblower's report on Trump's voter suppression scheme into this podcast with the help of AI.

Trump's USPS voter suppression scheme explained - Podcast

The Trump administration intends to give USPS broad authority to refuse to mail electoral ballots. “USPS will, for the first time, play a gatekeeping function and be in a position to refuse to mail ballots that state election officials have determined should be sent out,” the letter says,” and will do so via an error riddled platform that was rush ordered by the administration. Letter released by Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.)

The whistleblower contends that, given the manner the order is being implemented, a single discrepancy in the lists provided to USPS could result in batches of thousands of ballots being rejected en masse... the program built to process the millions of mail in ballots expected for the November midterms has not been properly tested, and is error prone... “As a result of this rushed process, USPS has been unable to conduct tests of the Portal to ensure its proper functioning, troubleshoot problems, or distribute instructions on use to state election officials,” the letter relays.  - Rolling Stone

Take Away: VOTE!

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