UPS and FedEx both warned Americans this week that the two delivery services absolutely cannot deliver mail-in votes, in case any were worried about …
UPS and FedEx both warned Americans this week that the two delivery services absolutely cannot deliver mail-in votes, in case any were worried about the United States Postal Service (USPS) being unable to get their own ballots in on-time. As Reuters reported, the USPS has warned that they may not be equipped to handle the expected surge in mail-in ballots, warning of “significant” delays. That means that some Americans may be concerned that their absentee or mail-in ballot could possibly not make it to where it needs to go in time to be counted for the election. One Twitter user, author and radio host David Rothkopf, floated the idea of using commercial carriers to deliver those ballots. So… UPS… Fedex…big opportunity here. Just offer to deliver any election ballot for free…or honor the postage on it…and get it there by Election Day.
