USPS Asks Federal Judge To Allow Postcards About Mail-In Voting

The Colorado Secretary of State has filed a lawsuit against the USPS and Postmaster General Louis Dejoy, claiming that a mailer about mail-in voting contains misinformation. The mailer advises voters to request ballots 15 days before Election Day, but Colorado and other states automatically send ballots to registered voters. The USPS argues that halting the mailer distribution would be burdensome, as 200,000 mailers are already in process. A judge's ruling temporarily bans the mailer until September 22nd.

What action did the Colorado Secretary of State take against the Postal Service?

• Supported the mailer

• Sent a thank you note

• Filed a lawsuit

• Ignored the issue

What does the controversial postcard suggest voters do?

• Request mail-in ballots 15 days before Election Day

• Vote on Election Day

• Vote in person

• Ignore mail-in voting

How does Colorado handle mail-in ballots differently from the postcard's suggestion?

• Sends ballots only upon request

• Does not allow mail-in voting

• Sends ballots automatically to registered voters

• Requires in-person requests

What is the Postal Service's stance on stopping the mailers?

• They are indifferent

• It would be extremely burdensome

• They have already stopped

• It would be easy

Until when is the judge's ruling effective?

• September 22nd

• December 31st

• October 1st

• November 3rd