USPS Records Show No Evidence Mailbox Removals Were Tied To Election

The video discusses the removal of mail collection boxes, addressing public concerns about potential election interference. Postal records indicate that the removals were part of a long-standing trend due to decreased mail usage, not related to the election. The video provides statistics on mailbox removals in 2020, showing that the numbers are consistent with previous years. It also highlights the state-wise distribution of removals and reassures viewers about the continued availability of mailboxes and mail collection services.

What was the public reaction to President Trump's warnings about mail-in voting?

• Calm and understanding

• Support for mail-in voting

• Panic and concern

• Indifference

What did the postal records obtained through the Freedom of Information Act reveal about mailbox reductions?

• They were unprecedented and alarming

• They were only in Democratic states

• They were specifically for the election

• They were part of a long-standing trend

How many mailboxes were removed between mid-June and mid-August?

• 732

• 1000

• 1500

• 500

Which states had more than a dozen mailboxes removed?

• Only swing states

• A mix of Democratic and Republican states

• Only Republican states

• Only Democratic states

What is the current number of mailboxes nationwide?

• Over 100,000

• Over 140,000

• Over 160,000

• Over 120,000