Whistleblower: USPS Mail-In Ballot System Faces “Catastrophic Failures”

A whistleblower has warned that the U.S. Postal Service’s system for handling mail-in ballots is prone to “catastrophic failures,” raising concerns that entire batches of votes could be rejected. Senator Richard Blumenthal has voiced alarm over the allegations, specifically citing the system’s claimed “zero percent failure rate.” According to the whistleblower, this reported perfection is misleading, as it does not account for potential glitches that could invalidate large groups of ballots at once. The warning suggests that what is officially recorded as a flawless process may, in reality, hide systemic risks capable of disenfranchising voters in a single, sweeping error.