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Nov 3, 2026

Gurnal ScottCORRESPONDENT
0:21
The high court did not explain its emergency appeal decision.
Gurnal ScottCORRESPONDENT
0:25
California registered voters get ballots in the mail.
Gurnal ScottCORRESPONDENT
0:29
That amounts to about 23 million ballots delivered by the Postal Service.
Gurnal ScottCORRESPONDENT
0:34
Hundreds of thousands of them have likely been processed already.
Gurnal ScottCORRESPONDENT
0:38
California Attorney General Rob Bonta said before the high court decision that the call to hold ballots was an act of desperation by the Trump administration.
Nicolle WallaceHOST
2:41
It is an effort of a federal appeals court rejected on Friday, where on Friday it said to rule in favor of the Trump administration would be, quote, undermining the Constitution's plain text, end quote.
Nicolle WallaceHOST
2:53
Trump previously tried to install new rules at the Postal Service to restrict mail-in voting.
Nicolle WallaceHOST
2:59
Trump sued to obtain state voter rolls.
Nicolle WallaceHOST
3:02
His DOJ threatened election officials with jail time.
Sara SadhwaniGUEST
22:04
It just simply can take time.
Sara SadhwaniGUEST
22:08
And now I think with the attacks that we've seen on the Postal Service, what we're seeing is more and more people having real concerns about putting their ballot in the post box and instead putting them in the post.
Tom VerdinMODERATOR
22:23
The drop boxes.
Sara SadhwaniGUEST
22:24
The drop boxes.
Sara SadhwaniGUEST
22:25
Instead, that's fair.
Sara SadhwaniGUEST
22:27
I think that makes sense.
Sara SadhwaniGUEST
22:28
And what we've seen is those ballots in the drop boxes will probably get here faster than those going into the postal service on Election Day.
Sara SadhwaniGUEST
22:36
And to me, I would generally think that that's going to be the more secure way to to to cast your ballot this in this election season and probably beyond, given the kinds of attacks that we've seen.
Michael McDonaldGUEST
50:56
So did unaffiliated to an extent.
Michael McDonaldGUEST
50:59
And so why was that? Well, it was either the COVID hangover was just fading and Democrats really embraced mail balloting during COVID and in 2022, they were still doing that to an extent.
Michael McDonaldGUEST
51:15
It could be that, but most likely is also that Trump's threats on mail ballots and people were concerned that the Postal Service might not deliver their mail ballot to election offices and so they might decide not to use a mail ballot.
Michael McDonaldGUEST
51:31
And that would be why the Democrats in particular are the ones that are being affected by this.
Michael McDonaldGUEST
51:37
Another interesting dynamic that's in the data is that people returned their mail ballots sooner.
Michael McDonaldGUEST
51:42
So they were either using drop boxes or using the mail sooner because, again, they may have been concerned that their mail ballot might not be delivered through the Postal Service back to election offices.
Ian MastersHOST
51:57
Well, if you wonder, though, don't you, Michael? You've seen video, I'm sure.
Ian MastersHOST
52:02
I've seen video, for example, in Alaska, where people have literally, the line goes, you know, it's like an indoor mall, but it goes up and down corridors and down long, long, long lines.
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Merry Election Eve

Nov 2 · 2 Mentions

Reagan KnoppHOST
37:49
Make sure you get those ballots turned in by Tuesday at 8 p.m.
Reagan KnoppHOST
37:54
It may be too late to mail.
Reagan KnoppHOST
37:56
Depends on what you believe about the Postal Service.
Reagan KnoppHOST
37:58
I recommend a drop box.
Reagan KnoppHOST
38:00
Always do.
Reagan KnoppHOST
38:00
I don't like putting my ballot in the mail.
Reagan KnoppHOST
38:03
It's nothing against the Postal Service.
Reagan KnoppHOST
38:05
I just like putting it in the drop box.
BobAUDIENCE
29:25
The Mar-a-Lago moron, of course, has eliminated all norms except his stupid monomania about, you know, election being stolen.
BobAUDIENCE
29:35
I voted in October 8th by mail, something I did in my very first election in 1966 when I was a senior at B.C., And I walked my ballot down and had it notarized by the city clerk of the city of Newton, and then I walked it over to the local post office and mailed it.
BobAUDIENCE
29:54
And I've always had faith in that system and in the Postal Service to deliver my mail accurately and on time.
Jim BraudeHOST
30:00
Bob, thank you very much for the call.
Jim BraudeHOST
30:02
Oh, do a mail update.
Stephen SchwinnGUEST
11:01
So this administration has issued a couple of executive orders that have been struck by the courts.
Stephen SchwinnGUEST
11:06
One, as we talked about last time, with regard to the Postal Service and directing mail-in balloting.
Stephen SchwinnGUEST
11:11
Exactly.
Stephen SchwinnGUEST
11:12
Another one creating a federal list of registered voters, which the federal government just historically has not done.
Nancy ChurchillNARRATOR
1:57
71.5% of ballots returned prior to the weekend arrived via a drop box.
Nancy ChurchillNARRATOR
2:01
Election officials are concerned that as a result of recent changes in its operations, the US Postal Service can no longer guarantee ballots will be postmarked on the day they are put in a mailbox.
Nancy ChurchillNARRATOR
2:12
Roughly 20,000 ballots cast in the August primary did not get counted because they arrived too late.
Nancy ChurchillNARRATOR
2:18
Anyone thinking of mailing their ballot today or on Election Day should go into the post office and request a manual postmark at the counter.
Ari ParkerGUEST
8:17
This isn't like Santa delivering presents for Christmas.
Ari ParkerGUEST
8:20
UPS, FedEx, the Postal Service, they know every year there's going to be a spike in demand around Thanksgiving to Christmas.
Ari ParkerGUEST
8:29
People become Medicare advisors in order for it to be a career.
Ari ParkerGUEST
8:34
Some people even have it as their calling.
Roberto TorresHOST
13:12
5-1 again.
Roberto TorresHOST
13:14
So he began working at a postal service closest to his home.
Roberto TorresHOST
13:20
And I think it was the second or third day at work that he said, what? I rose to become one of the greatest headhunters in Mexico.
Roberto TorresHOST
13:30
Why? I cannot begin working hard and everything in this place in order to be successful.

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