Mail-In Voting at Risk This Election | Anchorage News

Millions of voters face a ballot crisis as the U.S. Postal Service pushes new mail-in voting rules that could disenfranchise millions—forcing some to pay $2,000 to fly to vote. Military families, on tight budgets, are especially vulnerable but determined to protect their right to vote. A federal judge has blocked enforcement, calling the rules unworkable, while the Trump administration appeals. Election officials warn of chaos if the rules stand, citing impossible deadlines for rural and under-resourced areas. A whistleblower report also reveals untested systems at the Postal Service, risking ballots lost or delayed. Still, states like North Carolina vow to make every vote count, scrambling to adapt despite the odds.

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