U.S. Postal Service Reaches Settlement In Montana Lawsuit

The Postal Service will reverse changes that slowed mail service nationwide, following a lawsuit by Montana's governor. The lawsuit claimed that changes made in June hindered mail access, including mail-in voting. The Postal Service had reduced retail hours and removed collection boxes and sorting machines. The agreement requires prioritizing election mail across all states.

What action did the Postal Service decide to take regarding changes that slowed down mail service?

• Ignore the lawsuit

• Increase mail service fees

• Reverse the changes

• Implement more changes

Who filed the lawsuit against the Postal Service?

• Texas's governor

• New York's governor

• Montana's governor

• California's governor

What was one of the main concerns of the lawsuit filed against the Postal Service?

• Increased postal rates

• Reduced access to mail services

• Closure of post offices

• Delayed package deliveries

What specific type of mail is the Postal Service required to prioritize under the new agreement?

• Election mail

• International mail

• Express mail

• Business mail

To which areas does the requirement to prioritize election mail apply?

• Only Montana

• Only large cities

• All states

• Only rural areas