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Information for Voters on Recent Central VA USPS Incidents
https://www.elections.virginia.gov/new-releases/information-for-voters-on-recent-central-va-usps-incidents.htmlFor Immediate Release:
October 5, 2020
Contact For More Information:
Andrea M. Gaines
(804) 864-8928
Andrea.Gaines@elections.virginia.gov
Information for Voters on Recent Central VA USPS Incidents
RICHMOND, VA – This morning, the Department of Elections was made aware that six outdoor mail collection boxes were broken into sometime between Saturday afternoon and this morning. At this time, the United States Postal Service is investigating. Neither the Department nor USPS has any information about whether any election mail was contained in the boxes.
Anyone who dropped mail in the boxes at the post offices between 3 p.m. Saturday and 7 a.m. this morning should contact a USPS hotline at 877-876-2455 to report it. Voters can track their ballot online to see if it has been received by going to "check my registration" at elections.virginia.gov/voterinformation. If a voter needs a new ballot issued, they should contact their local general registrar’s office at elections.virginia.gov/localGR. The following post offices were affected:
Henrico:
4990 Sadler Place
2000 Starling Drive
2100 E. Parham Road
Chesterfield:
7510 Lady Blair Lane
1201 Sycamore Square Drive
Richmond:
805 Glenburnie Road
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October 5, 2020
Contact For More Information:
Andrea M. Gaines
(804) 864-8928
Andrea.Gaines@elections.virginia.gov
Information for Voters on Recent Central VA USPS Incidents
RICHMOND, VA – This morning, the Department of Elections was made aware that six outdoor mail collection boxes were broken into sometime between Saturday afternoon and this morning. At this time, the United States Postal Service is investigating. Neither the Department nor USPS has any information about whether any election mail was contained in the boxes.
Anyone who dropped mail in the boxes at the post offices between 3 p.m. Saturday and 7 a.m. this morning should contact a USPS hotline at 877-876-2455 to report it. Voters can track their ballot online to see if it has been received by going to "check my registration" at elections.virginia.gov/voterinformation. If a voter needs a new ballot issued, they should contact their local general registrar’s office at elections.virginia.gov/localGR. The following post offices were affected:
Henrico:
4990 Sadler Place
2000 Starling Drive
2100 E. Parham Road
Chesterfield:
7510 Lady Blair Lane
1201 Sycamore Square Drive
Richmond:
805 Glenburnie Road
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