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Commitment 2020: Election Day is shaping up to be very different than in years past

Commitment 2020: Election Day is shaping up to be very different than in years past
free and independent America. Welcome to Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia, a place frozen in America's Revolutionary War past, when news like the results of an election say spread as fast is a force could carry it three centuries later. Now sometimes takes even longer. In this ballot was for the presidential election in 2016 and we did not get the ballot back until November 30th of 2017 0 my goodness, that's more than a year. Yes, that vote did not count. It did not. Three miles from Colonial Williamsburg and now 2020 county election director Diana Mormon is still trying to wrangle the Pony Express ballots delayed, damaged, it was torn in half. Part of a ballot is missing, correct and dumped right back where they came from. The post office did not recognize the physical address that we're standing in right now. The County Office for Elections. Yes, it was sent return to send return to center. We had over 40 bouts that were returned back to the voters, and that's just one county in one state. In one election, the national investigative unit has learned a postal problems affecting races and voters across the country including voter Julian San Tele Ah, publicist in New York City. Are you frustrated? Sad, mad, all the above, baffled that this is where we are in the year 2020. Her absentee ballot did not count. Postmarked by the post office, she says, three days after she mailed it and after June's primary election, she's now part of a lawsuit in a closely watched New York City congressional race to get it to count a suit on behalf of thousands with similar late or missing postmarks. After we asked, the Postal Service admitted it has not always stamped mail with illegible postmark. I think it's just overall chaos, and I think there's a lot of problems happening with the Postal Service right now. Through a spokesman, new Postmaster General Luis DeGioia, Republican party donor with no Postal Service experience, declined our request for an interview. In a statement to US July 16th the Postal Service told us it's quote financial condition is not going to impact our ability to deliver election and political mail this year. But just two weeks later, Lovejoy said, the U. S. P s quote is in a financially unsustainable position and will begin vigorously focusing on the efficiency of our operations. Congress soon heard reports of new, more overtime for letter carriers to ensure ballots or any other male all get delivered each day, and sudden closings of Post Office is scheduled for later this month. In a sharp response, Democratic Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia said it would likely be a violation of federal law and U. S P s rules quote, You are now proposing the very cuts that we sought to avoid. It's a very scary thought. Bar Gitner helps oversee elections in Cambridge, Wisconsin, and serves on a U. S P s committee for the U. S Election Assistance Commission. This just will exacerbate those problems. I just hope and pray that the postal system doesn't have that type of a breakdown in process where it delays any deliveries, or that there are any closings prior to Election Day. Geffner and clerks in other states say they've already heard of breakdowns in two key election tools. Some postal workers removing lime green election male placards known as tag 1 91 from election male and not knowing it's used to elevate the importance of the envelopes and postal workers short circuiting the use of intelligent male barcodes that track ballots. She blames a lack of post office training. Those should be used at all times. Do some states have unrealistic deadlines? Yes, wrong. Stroman served as the Postal Service's number two until June and is now a senior fellow. A democracy fund. He recommends these immediate steps that states change deadlines for voters to request absentee ballots and to mail them too much earlier. Stop using slower, cheaper marketing mail for balance and make all ballot envelopes compatible with U. S P s technology. Stroman wants the Postal Service to set an aggressive 100% on time target for ballot delivery. Right now, it's not. Give workers additional training on how to handle election mail and potentially rescind the new ban on overtime for mail deliveries. Part of the new postmaster general's brought efficiency orders. These kinds of sweeping changes has significantly slowed Male, so your advice would be wait until after the election that would be mine despite partisan claims of widespread fraud with vote by mail. What we found in our investigation was not fraud. It was a failure to get balance where they needed to go. In Washington, I'm chief national investigative correspondent Mark Albert
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Commitment 2020: Election Day is shaping up to be very different than in years past
Let's go back for a moment.Picture it: Election Night, 2016.You, like millions of others around the country, had gone to your polling place or had already mailed in a ballot, and you sat down to watch the results come. While it was a late night for campaigns, it was clear that many races, including the presidential one, had winners by the next day.With the political conventions wrapped up, the nation sets its sight on Nov. 3. Yet, it is becoming apparent that this Election Day will be very different than four years ago. So, let's take a look at the big question: Will there be a winner on Election Night? Though we're still a ways away from that day, it's becoming increasingly unlikely.During the primary season, several states saw slow to come in results which could serve as a potential prequel to the November general election. Though as Matt Masterson, a senior adviser on election security at the Department of Homeland Security, described to the New York Times, delay is not the word he would use to describe the later than usual results." suggests something's wrong," he told the paper."The need to take a longer time to process and count these ballots is a sign of the process working," Masterson added. "It is in no way an indication of anything malicious."To be clear, there has been no evidence of any potential fraud from any of the 2020 primary races.Looking ahead to the fall, election officials at the federal level have already been cautioning Americans of the potential for later than normal election tallies.In August, the head of the Federal Election Commission called on Americans to be patient as they wait for results. "We바카라 게임 웹사이트re all going to need to take a deep breath and be patient this year because there바카라 게임 웹사이트s a substantial chance we are not going to know on Election Night what the results are, possibly for the presidency, but maybe for many other races that are important to people, and that바카라 게임 웹사이트s okay," FEC Commissioner Ellen Weintraub told CNN's "New Day." "If it takes a little bit longer to count all the votes accurately, that바카라 게임 웹사이트s what we need to do in order to ensure everyone바카라 게임 웹사이트s vote counts," she said.How long could it be until we have final results?With a presidential winner being declared on Election Night effectively out of the picture, the conversation moves to OK, so, when will we know? Short answer: It could be days, or possibly, weeks after Nov. 3. The reason for that? Currently 18 states have mail-in ballot deadlines that must be postmarked by Election Day but can be received and counted after Election Day. Those states are: AlaskaCaliforniaIllinoisIowaKansasMarylandMinnesotaNevadaNew JerseyNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioTexasUtahVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWhich states could be the most important to watch?Ohio, the state that has seemingly forever swung back and forth for Democrats and Republicans in the presidential contest. The Buckeye State allows for ballots to be received up to 10 days after the election. For historic context: Since 1964, no candidate has won the presidency without winning Ohio.The latest deadline of the listed states is Illinois, which allows for a 14-day ballot return delay.The most Electoral College votes of these states is California, which has 55. It allows ballots to come in up to three days after the election. Fact-checking statements about election corruptionAs Election Day nears, President Donald Trump has repeatedly issued eye-popping claims about corruption. So our National Investigative Unit asked 15 top election leaders from across the country if the president is right.Click here for Chief National Investigative Correspondent Mark Albert's fact checkWhat's your state's policy on absentee and mail-in voting?A record number of people are voting by mail because they're scared of contracting coronavirus at their local polling place. Some states are even changing their voting policies because of the pandemic.Postmaster General Louis DeJoy told lawmakers the U.S. Postal Service plans to "send a letter to every American" explaining "what our process is" for mail-in voting. DeJoy expects that letter to go out in September, but until then, the USPS launched a brand new website with information for voters and election officials on how to properly vote by mail this fall. 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Let's go back for a moment.

Picture it: Election Night, 2016.

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You, like millions of others around the country, had gone to your polling place or had already mailed in a ballot, and you sat down to watch the results come. While it was a late night for campaigns, it was clear that many races, including the presidential one, had winners by the next day.

With the political conventions wrapped up, the nation sets its sight on Nov. 3. Yet, it is becoming apparent that this Election Day will be very different than four years ago.

So, let's take a look at the big question:

Will there be a winner on Election Night?

Though we're still a ways away from that day, it's becoming increasingly unlikely.

During the primary season, several states saw slow to come in results which could serve as a potential prequel to the November general election. Though as Matt Masterson, a senior adviser on election security at the Department of Homeland Security, described to , delay is not the word he would use to describe the later than usual results.

"[Delay] suggests something's wrong," he told the paper.

"The need to take a longer time to process and count these ballots is a sign of the process working," Masterson added. "It is in no way an indication of anything malicious."

To be clear, there has been no evidence of any potential fraud from any of the 2020 primary races.

Looking ahead to the fall, election officials at the federal level have already been cautioning Americans of the potential for later than normal election tallies.

In August, the head of the Federal Election Commission called on Americans to be patient as they wait for results.

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How long could it be until we have final results?

With a presidential winner being declared on Election Night effectively out of the picture, the conversation moves to OK, so, when will we know?

Short answer: It could be days, or possibly, weeks after Nov. 3.

The reason for that? Currently 18 states have mail-in ballot deadlines that must be postmarked by Election Day but can be received and counted after Election Day. Those states are:

  • Alaska
  • California
  • Illinois
  • Iowa
  • Kansas
  • Maryland
  • Minnesota
  • Nevada
  • New Jersey
  • New York
  • North Carolina
  • North Dakota
  • Ohio
  • Texas
  • Utah
  • Virginia
  • Washington
  • West Virginia

Which states could be the most important to watch?

Ohio, the state that has seemingly forever swung back and forth for Democrats and Republicans in the presidential contest. The Buckeye State allows for ballots to be received up to 10 days after the election.

For historic context: Since 1964, no candidate has won the presidency without winning Ohio.

The latest deadline of the listed states is Illinois, which allows for a 14-day ballot return delay.

The most Electoral College votes of these states is California, which has 55. It allows ballots to come in up to three days after the election.

Fact-checking statements about election corruption

As Election Day nears, President Donald Trump has repeatedly issued eye-popping claims about corruption.

So our National Investigative Unit asked 15 top election leaders from across the country if the president is right.

Click here for Chief National Investigative Correspondent Mark Albert's fact check

What's your state's policy on absentee and mail-in voting?

A record number of people are voting by mail because they're scared of contracting coronavirus at their local polling place. Some states are even changing their voting policies because of the pandemic.

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy told lawmakers the U.S. Postal Service plans to "send a letter to every American" explaining "what our process is" for mail-in voting. DeJoy expects that letter to go out in September, but until then, the USPS with information for voters and election officials on how to properly vote by mail this fall. On the site, you can find to get local information on your state바카라 게임 웹사이트s voting procedures and how to get an absentee ballot.

All states allow at least some type of mail voting, but some make it more accessible to voters than others.

App users, click here to see your state's policy