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Greetings from Tyler, Sad news this week, Wilma Gilbert has died. We owe a tremendous amount to Wilma. She was a fixture here at the office from our inception until 2012. She took it upon herself to learn all the stipulations to do with bulk mail, and looked after our mailings you might say religiously. …
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The letter details instances where ballots were not delivered to officials on time due to USPS delays, with other cases where ballots delivered on time were not postmarked and unable for counting. The U.S. Postal Service will play a large role in this upcoming election, but potentially not a good one, state and local election…
