U.S. Postal Service Cuts Back Sorting Machines As Mail-In Voting Nears

The transcript discusses the removal of mail sorting machines by USPS as a cost-saving measure, raising concerns about mail processing efficiency, especially during elections. Postal workers express difficulties due to these changes. Political figures, including former President Obama, voice concerns about the impact on voting. President Trump initially opposed funding for USPS in a coronavirus recovery bill but later reconsidered. The funding could help restore machines and improve service efficiency.

What actions did Democratic lawmakers take in response to the changes in the Postal Service?

What was former President Barack Obama's stance on the USPS and its role in voting?