(CNN) For the third day in a row, the US Postal Service moved fewer ballots on-time in critical battleground states than it did in the previous day, according to new court filings Sunday. With Election Day only two days away, these continued drops in performance mean ballots are now at significant risk of not arriving to election offices in time to get counted. In a majority of states, mail ballots postmarked before or on Election Day don't count if they arrive after the polls close. Scores have been steadily declining since Wednesday, when USPS reported they moved 97% of ballots on time. Almost all Coloradans vote by mail because the state sends every voter there a ballot through the mail.

Source: CNN November 01, 2020 19:52 UTC