The US Postal Service was unable to deliver more than 150,000 ballots to polling stations on time before the end of the November 3 presidential election. This was reported by The Washington Post with reference to the department's data.
As the newspaper writes, more than 12 thousand of these ballots are in five states, where the name of the winner has not yet been named.
Ballots delivered after election day may either be counted or invalid depending on the laws of the particular state. For example, in Nevada, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania, ballots that arrived after November 3 will be counted because the postmarks are dated Election Day. At the same time, in Arizona and Georgia, the delayed ballots are not counted.
Earlier, US judicial observers published a comparison of demographic statistics and voter ballot registrations. In the course of the study, experts have identified almost two million fraud with the votes of the electorate. It found that there were 1.8 million more ballots registered in 353 districts in 29 US states than citizens who have the right to vote. At the same time, in some states this figure differed by almost two times.
In the United States, the counting of votes for candidates for the presidency of the country continues. The current head of state, Republican Trump and Democrat Joe Biden are fighting for the top post. In many states, the difference between presidential contenders is tenths of a percent. Trump stated that he suspected the enemy of rigging the votes, and demanded that they stop counting in one of the states. Both candidates created special funds to fight for the purity of the electoral procedure.
