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Baltimore Officials revealed that a large handful of people in Maryland received their 2020 General Election ballots in August 2022.
According to the report, USPS spokesperson Tom Oullette said that the postal service had “discovered a tray of undelivered mail in a Baltimore facility on Friday, Aug. 5.”
He said the tray was filled with 26 blank ballots that were delivered to recipients on August 6.
He added, “We deeply regret the late delivery of these mailpieces. The Postal Service takes these issues very seriously and is working to help avoid issues like this by going over our processes and procedures with all employees ahead of the general elections.”
Just The News reported that the Baltimore City Board of Elections Director Armstead Jones said that “having a tray lost is a little different story” than losing just a piece of mail.
He also said, “It would’ve been nice if they could’ve contacted us, so the voters wouldn’t have been confused.”
Nick Frisone is a Baltimore resident who received his 2020 ballot this month. He said he is unlikely to go back to mail-in voting.
“If there’s another pandemic, I’ll get a hazmat suit and just go in-person,” he said.
It is not clear why or how the tray of 26 ballots was lost in 2020. It’s also not clear why the Baltimore USPS just recently sent the ballots to the intended recipients. It has been reported by Just The News noted that election issues have popped up elsewhere in Maryland, superficially in Frederick County.
The Board of Elections in Frederick County decertified the 2022 primary election results following problems with correctly counting vote totals.
Multiple states have been in the national spotlight for reports of problems with mail-in ballots or ballot drop boxes.
In Wisconsin, the State Supreme Court ruled in July that absentee ballot drop boxes were illegal.
RSBN previously reported that the court found drove boxes conflicted with current state status Tory requirements advising individuals to personally return their ballots to a clerk or an authorized rep.
WMAR-TX reported that one-third of all votes in Maryland’s primary were collected via mail-in ballots. Maryland is still providing a vote-by-mail option heading into the 2022 election in November.
Dinesh D’Souza’s film “2000 Mules” came out in May of 2022.
He made it in collaboration with Catherine Englebrecht and Gregg Phillips of True the Vote.
It also highlights the danger that mail-in voting and ballot drop boxes create.
The “mules” are vote harvesters that are paid to drop extraordinary numbers of ballots to the drop-boxes in all the swing states.
I think most Americans can agree that our election system is not as secure as we are led to believe, and the COVID-19 pandemic was a perfect storm for deception to occur.
