USPS taking steps to make sure absentee ballots are delivered on time

With the May primary only four days away. Now U SPS is now taking steps to make sure absentee ballots are delivered on time in a letter sent to the Secretary of State Rensberger U SPS is saying, quote, the postal service is intensifying resources in the region to oversee our mail flow leading up to and through the May 21st, Georgia primary. These resources will assist the local management team and the existing project team in resolving roadblocks and identify issues that could slow the timely processing of mail including ballot mail and packages. Well, the letter is coming hours after the midnight deadline put in place by us, Senator Jon Ossoff asking the Postmaster General for a plan of action to fix delays. Traced back to the new distribution center in Palmetto Ossoff releasing a statement saying in part, Postmaster General dejoy refusal to cooper with basic Senate oversight is baffling and disturbing bills aren't getting paid balance, ballots aren't getting counted. I will continue fighting for the Georgians suffering from the Postmaster General's failure. Well, for links to our previous reporting and tools for how you can navigate some of the most common mail delivery issues text the word mail to the number right here on your screen. That is 404885 7600. We'll send you all of the information directly to your phone.