Post #78750 by alan81 on the US Policy board

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It is possible to read that as you can walk into a post office with a piece of mail, and they will past date a postmark for you. However, that is not the case. They do imply you can get a past dated postmark, but you need to have put the mail in the hands of the post office by that date. I am not exactly clear on how you were supposed to have gotten it back to take it in for the new postmark.

One concern I have heard from conservative friends is some ballots have no postmarks on them. This can certainly be the case because CA also uses ballot collection boxes in addition to the standard post office.

I did learn that only about half the states require verification of all ballot signatures, and CA is one of them.

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