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Former USPS worker indicted after allegedly dumping 300-plus Utah mail-in ballots without delivering one

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Postal Service letter carrier in Utah threw out more than 300 mail ballots that were being sent to voters for the state's June primary.

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Postal worker threw out 300 mail-in ballots out of self-described ‘laziness,' DOJ says - NBC News.

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Postal worker threw out 300 mail-in ballots out of self-described ‘laziness,' DOJ says NBC NewsFormer Postal Worker Indicted After Allegedly Disposing of Hundreds of Mail-In Ballots in Utah Department of Justice (.gov)Trump's drive to raise fears of election mischief zeroes in on Utah mailman PoliticoJustice Department charges Utah postal worker for dumping mail ballots in trash during state primary AP NewsJustice Department indicts former postal worker for tossing out mail-in ballots in Utah The Hill

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Former USPS worker indicted after allegedly dumping 300-plus Utah mail-in ballots without delivering one.

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Damon Matai Seei allegedly separated over 300 mail-in ballots from other mail at the start of his shift and discarded them within 90 minutes.

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**Summary:** A former USPS worker was indicted after allegedly dumping over 300 Utah mail-in ballots without delivering any, according to the Justice Department. The incident occurred during a shift where the worker separated ballots from other mail and disposed of them within 90 minutes. **Why It Matters:** This case highlights issues

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