Even as the United States Postal Service faces financial woes exacerbated by the global pandemic and the likelihood of in-person voting declines nationwide, local officials believe that, at least in Forsyth County, voters do not need to worry about ballots being processed in time for the November general election.
Forsyth County officials prepared for mail-in ballots despite decline in USPS service
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