DeJoy ordered USPS to remove 671 mail sorting machines by end of September, including 24 in Ohio, 11 in Detroit, 11 in Florida, 9 in Wisconsin, 8 in Philadelphia and 5 in Arizona. Will removed mail equipment be restored? DeJoy doesn't say in letter & we need answers
Also USPS workers have been told to leave mail behind rather than take extra time to deliver. That could lead to major mail ballot delays.
And what about making states pay first-class rates for ballots?
DeJoy's letter raises more questions than answers
And what about making states pay first-class rates for ballots?
DeJoy's letter raises more questions than answers
Questions members of Congress should ask DeJoy:
-will 671 mail sorting machines removed or slated to be removed be restored?
-will USPS charge states first-class rates for ballots?
-will USPS be allowed to deliver all mail they receive in day?
-will overtime be approved?
-will 671 mail sorting machines removed or slated to be removed be restored?
-will USPS charge states first-class rates for ballots?
-will USPS be allowed to deliver all mail they receive in day?
-will overtime be approved?
Watch this video of “a graveyard of mail processing equipment” recorded today in Grand Rapids MI. DeJoy’s announcement of rollbacks to USPS changes looking more & more like a farce
