Yep! “Conservative areas” makes sense but how does one know a conservative area? He’s not very bright because he’s a postal worker. Maybe he leafed through them?
An area where you will see the American flag?
Well, there was an article, earlier. About “pink” and “blue” envelopes for primary ballots. All a delivery truck needs is someone who can count. Any distinguishing feature (like yard signs) will do.
The Post Office was not designed for this. States cheat, and the States know it.
Gee, I don’t know. Maybe you deliver American Rifleman or American Hunter to most of your houses? That sort of thing?
RE: ...but how does one know a conservative area?
They know a lot. Even a brief glance at my mail in recent years showed “President Trump Thanks You” and “President Trump Needs You Again” fundraising envelopes. As to neighbors, very few around here get National Review and New American and others like them but lots get Mother Jones, Atlantic, New Republic and Nation compared to them (not that many actually get magazines now). Any place a person gave money to sends ads asking for more money.
The mail handlers and the delivery carriers all know that week after week.
Funny sidenote. Once when I moved from a cheesy neighborhood
apartment to a much nicer one (when I was young) the new building had a pile of five or six Book of the Month Club packages under the mail boxes. Showed the types I was now near.
“how does one know a conservative area?”
Clean and neat.
Yard signs.
Return addresses on incoming mail.
Yard signs.
Addresses on outgoing mail.
Yard signs.
American flags.
Oh ... and ... YARD SIGNS.