UPS and FedEx Say They Can't Help Deliver Mail-in Ballots

The USPS has warned that it may not be able to deliver all mail-in ballots in time for the November election. Private carriers like UPS and FedEx are not authorized to deliver ballots due to legal restrictions. The USPS is facing operational challenges, including mail backlogs and equipment changes. Political figures, including former President Obama and House Speaker Pelosi, have reacted to these issues, with Pelosi calling for testimonies from USPS officials.

What challenge did the US Postal Service face regarding mail-in ballots for the November election?

• Inability to deliver all ballots on time

• Technical issues with ballot scanning

• Increased postage costs

• Lack of sufficient ballots

Why are UPS and FedEx not authorized to deliver mail-in ballots?

• They have limited delivery hours

• They charge high fees for delivery

• They require special packaging for ballots

• They lack the necessary postmarking status

What logistical difference exists between private carriers and the USPS?

• Private carriers offer faster delivery

• Private carriers provide free delivery

• Private carriers have more delivery vehicles

• Private carriers have fewer delivery routes

What accusation did former President Obama make against President Trump regarding the USPS?

• Hiring more postal workers

• Supporting mail-in voting

• Increasing USPS funding

• Trying to undermine the USPS to affect voting

Who was called to testify at an emergency hearing about the USPS?

• President Trump and Vice President Pence

• UPS and FedEx CEOs

• Former President Obama and House Speaker Pelosi

• Postmaster General Louis Dejoy and USPS board chair Robert Duncan