Postmark Cutoff
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Last Updated on March 31, 2025 by Hannah Seeley
The postmark cutoff tells members when they must postmark a mail-in ballot for it to be valid for the election. Postmark cutoffs prevent any disputes about ballots that arrive late in the mail. Most organizations set cutoff dates a few days before final ballot counting to account for any delays in mail delivery.
Synonyms:
Postmark Cutoff Date
Categories: Voting Methods & Procedures
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