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Election Mail resources are available

There’s a guide for officials, a video on YouTube and information on Blue

Closeup of a yellow envelope with the Election Mail logo being put into a mailbox
Election Mail resources are available for employees, voters and election officials.

The Postal Service is reminding employees, voters and officials about the various Election Mail resources that are available:

• The Election and Government Mail Services page on Blue has information and resources with links to find area election and government mail specialists; 

• The 2026 Guidance on Postmarking Ballots Memorandum  and the 2026 General Election Extraordinary Measures Memorandum;

• The 2026-2027 Official Election Mail Guide is a resource for election officials;

• The USPS YouTube channel has a video titled “USPS Delivers Mail for Election Officials;” and

• Customers can visit the Election Mail page at usps.com and the PostalPro website.

The Postal Service recommends that voters who choose to vote by mail plan ahead and mail ballots early. 

Election Mail-related security or criminal incidents should be reported to the Postal Inspection Service at 877-876-2455. Additional resources are available on the law enforcement organization’s Election Mail Security website.