Posted on 07/09/2026 1:30:53 PM PDT by aimhigh
Questions are mounting over whether some Benton County voters’ primary election ballots were affected after postal workers alleged some Corvallis mail routes were told to prioritize package deliveries over collecting outgoing mail on Election Day.
The information was first reported by the Corvallis Gazette-Times, which spoke with two postal workers who said letter carriers were directed by management on May 19 — the day of Oregon’s primary election — to focus on package deliveries.
Benton County officials say they were unaware of the allegations until they read the newspaper’s report.
(Excerpt) Read more at katu.com ...
Oh, don’t worry about those boxes of outgoing mail - we’ll keep and eye on ‘em until you get time to pick them up...
Oregon ping
Anyone relying on mail is an idiot.
Would you send $1000 cash in the mail? If not why?
LOL!
“Clean” Oregon elections.
So I shouldn’t tell my creditors that I sent them cash in the mail? (Joking)
Can you send $1000 cash in a first class letter Insured at the post office window. In person. Would the post office insurance pay to cover if it didnt arrive intac
Has anyone here ever sent something insured through their post office and had to make a claim?
Search revels,
“Corvallis, Oregon is an overwhelmingly progressive and left-leaning city, operating as a distinct liberal island within the broader Benton County”
So unless it was the suburbs, I’m not sure who may have been disaffected if this was deliberate.
PING!
Socialist Democrats in Dane and Milwaukee Counties (WI) have been mailing out ‘absentee’ ballots for weeks now. Many dozens to the same addresses! *SPIT*
If you would like more information about what’s happening in Oregon, please FReepmail me. Please send me your name by FReepmail if you want to be on this list.
In 2020 we were well aware that the USPS was complicit in the fraud in certain blue areas.
I have. About ten years ago I sent a parcel to my brother in Thailand, express and insured. It never arrived. USPS said that it was delivered to the Thai postal service in Bangkok and it was out of their hands, and they could not pay off any claims.
Two weeks later, he found the fairly unusual item on Facebook Marketplace in Bangkok. It was unusual because the serial number was 0001, the first of its kind the maker sold. Obviously stolen by someone in the Thai postal system.
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