Ex-Postal Service Deputy Warns About Election

Ronald Stroman, who stepped down earlier this year as the second in command at the U.S. Postal Service, warned that recent changes at the agency, now led by a Trump ally, could “disenfranchise” voters as they are implemented just months ahead of an election in which a record number of Americans are expected to vote by mail, The Guardian reports.

Said Stroman: “If you can’t right the ship, if you can’t correct these fast enough, the consequence is not just, OK, people don’t get their mail, it’s that you disenfranchise people.”

He added: “Making these changes this close to an election is a high-risk proposition.”