For the fifth consecutive day, the U.S. Postal Service has reported fewer on-time ballot deliveries — on the last day that many states will accept ballots.

“The U.S. Postal Service today reported its fifth consecutive day of fewer on-time ballot deliveries,” NBC’s Geoff Bennett tweeted Tuesday. “#USPS says its processing score fell from roughly 91 percent to a new low yesterday (11/2) of 89.59 percent. Before the pandemic and DeJoy, on-time delivery rates were around 95%.”

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