Postal Service To Scrap Confusing Colorado Mail-In Voting Postcard

The video discusses a controversy involving a Postal Service election mailer in Colorado, which was accused of providing misleading voter instructions. Colorado's Secretary of State, Jena Griswold, sued the Postal Service, claiming the mailer contained false statements that conflicted with state election policies. The legal dispute resulted in the Postal Service agreeing to destroy the remaining mailers and allowing Colorado officials to review national voting media. A federal judge also temporarily blocked changes to Postal Service policies before the presidential election.

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