Steering clear of the Postal Service and delivering ballots in person: Voter fears ahead of the midterms

Ahead of the midterms, many voters express distrust in the Postal Service, opting for in-person ballot drop-offs. Concerns stem from perceived federal interference and misinformation about mail-in voting. Early voting has surged, with millions casting ballots without relying on mail. Polls indicate a significant drop in confidence in the Postal Service, particularly among Democrats. Trump's past actions and executive orders have fueled fears regarding election integrity, leading to legal disputes over voter eligibility. Immigrants and marginalized communities voice their worries about the electoral process and its implications for their rights.