US officials fear Postal Service can't handle crush of mail-in ballots

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Steven Carter, manager of election and government programs for the postal service, attempted to reassure the directors at a meeting in Minneapolis that the system's Office of Inspector General will publish an election mail report next week containing encouraging" performance numbers for this year so far.

The data that that we're seeing showing improvements in the right direction," Carter told a conference of the National Association of State Election Directors.

But state election directors stressed to Carter that they're still worried that too many ballots won't be delivered in time to be counted in November.