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WASHINGTON—The United States Postal Service announced today a sweeping new initiative that will transition all mail-in ballots to a highly organic avian network. The new USPS plan to restrict mail voting will phase out motorized trucks. Instead, the agency will deploy thousands of freshly trained carrier pigeons to transport votes directly to local election offices.
A Majestic Leap Forward
The agency expressed immense pride in this modern logistical shift. Analysts believe the change will add unmatched drama to the democratic process. "We are proud to announce this bold step into the nineteenth century," said Barnaby Quill, Senior Analyst of Unsolicited Forecasts at Goldman Sachs. "Our projections show that while transit times will increase by several months, the visual aesthetic of the election will improve by at least forty percent."
Under the new USPS plan to restrict mail voting, voters must coat their ballots in organic birdseed. This ensures the delivery birds remain motivated during their journeys across state lines. The agency confirmed that rain, wind, and hungry hawks may impact final tallies.
Enthusiastic Executive Synergy
The administration lauded the policy as a win for traditional values. "Nothing says democracy like a bird landing on a roof," said Postmaster General Louis DeJoy in an official statement. "We are streamlining our operations by outsourcing our entire distribution network to Mother Nature. We expect the public to embrace this elegant, feathered solution."
Critics worry that the USPS plan to restrict mail voting will disenfranchise millions of suburban voters. However, officials reassured the public that any ballot lost to a cat will simply count as an abstention.
About the United States Postal Service:
The USPS is a historic American institution dedicated to delivering your mail eventually. We specialize in losing critical tax documents, selling adorable stamps, and ensuring that your election decisions are left entirely to the migration patterns of confused woodland creatures.
