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In mandatory vote by mail states, at least Oregon specifically, you will have to receive your ballot by mail but you can return it to physical drop boxes typically located in local government centers or libraries. My guess is ballot delivery will continue since they are sent presorted from each local county clerk office, but the return mailing where they end up at USPS processing centers will make them disappear real fast. If you get a ballot, RETURN IN PERSON.
I believe if you do not receive your ballot sheet in the mail, you can also request a new ballot direct from the county clerk's office.
My guess is USPS is going to flatly refuse to deliver any ballots by mail.
Dems need to get off their asses, come up with an alternative and scream about it from the rooftops.
We've already seen that no matter how public something is, millions of leftists will remain unaware of it for months or years, like Epstein's ties to Israel and Israel's Epstein blackmail on Trump.
We knew about this long before the 2024 election, yet you still had millions of leftists held Trump by sitting out the election or help Trump by pissing away their votes on a 3rd party.
Additionally, at least in WA, you can print your ballot at home and drop it in a drop box.
The ballot box in front of our courthouse in Oregon has a cop sitting next to it 24/7. Try to find a drop box that's the least likely to be tampered with. Last time people dropped incindiary devices in some ballot boxes and those ballots were lost. Also, in Oregon at least, we can deliver them directly to our county clerk, that's also an option.