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Center for Civic Design ~ Democracy is a design problem ~ Civic design researchers and designers. Creators of the Field Guides To Ensuring Voter Intent

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    1. Max Hailperin‏ @MaxHailperin Aug 18

      Max Hailperin Retweeted Tom Mackel

      .@civicdesign @aztammyp @votinggeek any thoughts on this thread? Thanks.https://twitter.com/temackel/status/1295867599641702400 …

      Max Hailperin added,

      Tom Mackel @temackel
      What if the design of the ballot envelope is in part, why the mail is being delayed? Many ballots have delivery addresses on both sides and delivery barcodes on both sides by design. This causes the machines to loop the cast ballot back to the sender and slow the delivery. pic.twitter.com/rZ7d01zFkA
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    2. Center for Civic Design‏ @civicdesign Aug 20
      Replying to @MaxHailperin @aztammyp @votinggeek

      The design of ballot envelopes is a careful balance of the needs of voters, election administration, printing/processing, and USPS requirements. The mail must get through. But it also has to be possible to prepare and count the packages efficiently.

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    3. Center for Civic Design‏ @civicdesign Aug 20
      Replying to @civicdesign @MaxHailperin and

      This design was checked with USPS (several times). They had the idea using a duplicate IMB code so there is a delivery address on both sides. The USPS automation uses several different methods - including the FIM - to identify the front of the envelope.

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    4. Center for Civic Design‏ @civicdesign Aug 20
      Replying to @civicdesign @MaxHailperin and

      That's also aided by four versions of the delivery address (in text and IMB). It's not just one element, but how it's all arranged.

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    5. Center for Civic Design‏ @civicdesign Aug 20
      Replying to @civicdesign @MaxHailperin and

      There are other layouts and 3-envelope models, so even using our design not all jurisdictions use this layout and the efficiency of the window to show the voter address on the outbound envelope.

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      Center for Civic Design‏ @civicdesign Aug 20
      Replying to @civicdesign @MaxHailperin and

      Also worth saying that variations of this layout have been used to send millions of ballots successfully. This layout was based on common practice in several states, not something we made up.

      6:08 AM - 20 Aug 2020
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