[tang-soo]

I thought about this more and it’s quite genius. Recall shortly before the election POTUS installed a new Postmaster General and there was a little rumbling from the rats. Somebody here noted that letting the RATs use the mail was actually quite a setup in & of itself because - though there was not much faith in the actual postal carriers & the union, etc. - that having control over those levers would certainly have some implication. I remember in the days right before the election - the Inspector General of the USPS I believe - was removed! I remember on Faux News there was some union guy complaining about it & I posted on these threads because of the implications.

I also believe that all mail is photographed during processing which would reveal 1) When it was post stamped, 2) where it was post-stamped, 3) if it was post-stamped at all (ie rather than delivered in a wheel barrel through the back door).

I believe this came about during the anthrax/ricin scare from a few years ago.

Another question is how long is the image data retained and can the dims legitimately protest its accuracy?

[Steven W.]

I think the answers to those questions are yes + archive everything. It’s going to be an accumulation of a number of things and hopefully with some accompanying evidence ala sting ops so there was data collected before & during the process. TBD + WWG1WGA :)

[Yulee]

I also believe that all mail is photographed during processing which would reveal 1) When it was post stamped, 2) where it was post-stamped, 3) if it was post-stamped at all (ie rather than delivered in a wheel barrel through the back door).
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Currently postal patrons are sent photos of their incoming mail a day or two out from delivery, so this is very probable.

[Yulee]

I believe this came about during the anthrax/ricin scare from a few years ago.
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Hence the push for drop boxes for ballots.

[AZLiberty]

I also believe that all mail is photographed during processing which would reveal 1) When it was post stamped, 2) where it was post-stamped, 3) if it was post-stamped at all (ie rather than delivered in a wheel barrel through the back door).

If people bothered to put return addresses on their return envelope (I did, even though I didn't mail it), then it would tell who returned the ballots when.

By the way, for anyone who doesn't know, you can get a daily email from USPS telling you what mail is going to be delivered that day. Nice service. Go to Informed Delivery.