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  1. @nazokiyoubinbou Who's they? Certain states? Maybe, I don't know.

    But many states, like Oregon, were suing to prevent changes from happening. They didn't do anything to follow the executive order.

    OR Attorney General Dan Rayfield said:

    "What does this mean for Oregon voters? It means we’ll continue to vote in November just like we have for decades, with a Vote By Mail system that is safe, secure, and accurate."

    source:

    oregonlive.com/politics/2026/0

    #USPol #Oregon #VoteByMail #GiftLink

  2. @nazokiyoubinbou Who's they? Certain states? Maybe, I don't know.

    But many states, like Oregon, were suing to prevent changes from happening. They didn't do anything to follow the executive order.

    OR Attorney General Dan Rayfield said:

    "What does this mean for Oregon voters? It means we’ll continue to vote in November just like we have for decades, with a Vote By Mail system that is safe, secure, and accurate."

    source:

    oregonlive.com/politics/2026/0

    #USPol #Oregon #VoteByMail #GiftLink

  3. @nazokiyoubinbou Who's they? Certain states? Maybe, I don't know.

    But many states, like Oregon, were suing to prevent changes from happening. They didn't do anything to follow the executive order.

    OR Attorney General Dan Rayfield said:

    "What does this mean for Oregon voters? It means we’ll continue to vote in November just like we have for decades, with a Vote By Mail system that is safe, secure, and accurate."

    source:

    oregonlive.com/politics/2026/0

    #USPol #Oregon #VoteByMail #GiftLink

  4. @nazokiyoubinbou Who's they? Certain states? Maybe, I don't know.

    But many states, like Oregon, were suing to prevent changes from happening. They didn't do anything to follow the executive order.

    OR Attorney General Dan Rayfield said:

    "What does this mean for Oregon voters? It means we’ll continue to vote in November just like we have for decades, with a Vote By Mail system that is safe, secure, and accurate."

    source:

    oregonlive.com/politics/2026/0

    #USPol #Oregon #VoteByMail #GiftLink

  5. @nazokiyoubinbou Who's they? Certain states? Maybe, I don't know.

    But many states, like Oregon, were suing to prevent changes from happening. They didn't do anything to follow the executive order.

    OR Attorney General Dan Rayfield said:

    "What does this mean for Oregon voters? It means we’ll continue to vote in November just like we have for decades, with a Vote By Mail system that is safe, secure, and accurate."

    source:

    oregonlive.com/politics/2026/0

    #USPol #Oregon #VoteByMail #GiftLink

  6. Quote:

    "Voting by mail has already begun in states including Alabama, North Carolina and Wisconsin, with more soon to follow — including Western states such as Hawaii, Oregon and Washington, where elections are held primarily or fully with mail ballots.

    Under the still-blocked USPS plan, which followed an executive order by Trump, states would have had to turn over lists of voters' names and addresses and have certain specific barcodes on ballot envelopes…"

    #USPol #Elections #VoteByMail #USPS

  7. From NPR (no paywall)

    "The Supreme Court rejects Trump's mail voting restrictions for this year's midterms"

    npr.org/2026/09/14/nx-s1-59621

    "The Supreme Court has ruled against President Trump, rejecting his efforts to enact new mail-in voting restrictions for the midterm election.

    The ruling released Monday by the high court means the U.S. Postal Service is expected to continue delivering ballots as usual."

    #USPol #Elections #Voting #VoteByMail #USPS #SCOTUS #VoterSuppression #Resist

  8. Oops, the table has an error -- they forgot to label Oregon as an all-mail voting state.

    Here's the note they added for all the other all-mail voting states:

    "All-mail voting state. Every registered voter is automatically mailed a ballot."

    #USPol #Oregon #VoteByMail

  9. From Democracy Docket:

    "When does my state mail ballots to voters?"

    democracydocket.com/news-alert

    You can search for your state in this table.

    "One-third of the electorate, or 47 million people, cast their ballots by mail in 2024."

    I don't know if that one-third includes folks who got a ballot in the mail but took the completed ballot to a drop box. That's my usual practice.

    #USPol #Elections #Midterms #USPS #MailBallots #VoteByMail #Resist

  10. Arizona's early ballot request deadline is October 23, and early voting runs October 17 to 30. More than three quarters of Arizonans vote by mail.

    Check registration and Active Early Voter List status, and sign up for ballot status alerts at Trackmyballot.azsos.gov so there is time to fix a problem. A meme going round says to put a stamp on a mail ballot. That is wrong. Ballots are already first class mail.

    my.arizona.vote

    #Arizona #VoteByMail #Voting #ArizonaPolitics

  11. "It’s Election Day in Oregon and Southwest Washington"

    opb.org/article/2025/11/04/ore

    This story has general info about deadlines and locations for returning completed ballots (both states automatically mail ballots to registered voters)

    Personal note from me: If you live in Washington County, Oregon, please vote yes on the Libray levy! (Measure 34-345)

    #USPol #Oregon #Washington #WashCo #GOTV #Libraries #Vote #VoteByMail #VoteAtHome

  12. Monsters aren’t the only things lurking - election misinformation is too! Learn what’s really on your ballot, vote early, and skip the tricks 🎃 Treat yourself to unbiased info about California #Prop50 and make your vote count 🧛🏻 before the deadline 🪦

    Don't ghost your vote 👻 Head to lwvsf.org/vote

    #NationalHorrorMovieDay #SanFrancisco #SFBA #SFBay #SFElections #Vote #Democracy #SFpol #ElectionDay #Election #VotingRights #VoteByMail #AbsenteeBallot #VoteReady #EveryVoteCounts #BeAVoter