For months, I’ve heard from Delawareans experiencing issues with the Postal Service -- from significant mail delays to mail that’s gone missing altogether.

John, I’ve been working to get to the bottom of these mail issues and hold USPS leadership accountable for the decline in services.

I’m proud to tell you that I’m co-sponsoring bipartisan legislation that would relieve the Postal Service of significant financial burdens that are negatively impacting mail services.

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The Postal Service is grappling with massive financial liabilities that could cause the agency to run out of money in a matter of months. 

This legislation would help alleviate the USPS’ financial crisis and hold it accountable for delivery issues by:

• Removing the unnecessary and onerous requirement that the USPS prepay future retirement benefits, which accounts for over $131 billion of the agency’s debt
• Establishing a public online dashboard that reports mail delivery performance metrics by zip code
• Prohibiting the USPS from raising certain mail rates in order to make up for other lost revenue
• Requiring trackable bar codes on all mail-in ballots

John, these measures would save the Postal Service $30 billion over the next 10 years.

Everyone relies on a functioning Postal Service -- from seniors and veterans to small businesses and rural communities. It’s time to alleviate the USPS’ financial burdens and ensure this critical institution can continue serving Americans everywhere. Will you sign on your support for delivering critical financial relief to the USPS?

Thank you,

Tom