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- Illinois county clerks warn that new USPS rules could disrupt mail-in voting for the 2026 election.
- Changes to postmarking and transportation processes may lead to delays, risking disenfranchisement.
- Clerks advise voters to mail ballots at least one week before Election Day.
- The USPS will not automatically prioritize ballots, increasing delivery times.
- Voters can still request manual postmarks or track ballots through county offices.
