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Election ballots mailed on Nov. 4 may not be counted, state officials warn
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Postal Service processing delays, state officials warned Thursday.
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Postal Service representative Natashi Garvins said in an email that same-day postmarking has never been guaranteed.
Garvins said that customers who want a manual postmark should visit a Postal Service location and request one at the counter.
The Postal Service isn’t funded by the government but does receive some money from Congress for certain services.