Voters in two counties in Washington state and Oregon are facing challenges as they have not received mail-in ballots less than a week before the election. This issue arose following the recent incidents of incendiary devices being set off in ballot drop boxes in both states.
In Coos County, Oregon, the U.S. Postal Service failed to deliver an unknown number of ballots. Officials mentioned that the exact count of missing ballots is unclear as they are only aware of them if voters report the issue. Coos County, with approximately 50,000 active voters, is a rural coastal area in Oregon's southwest corner.
