It is a small piece of a giant system but Capitol Hill voters can hopefully rest a little easier knowing the United State Postal Service is checking every last box when it comes to making sure

The U.S. Postal Service has reopened all of its mail processing centers in areas of Florida and North Carolina hit by recent hurricanes, a top official said Wednesday in a briefing meant to reassure voters and election officials that the agency is ready to handle mail ballots.

A USPS policy requires the postal service not to delay delivering completed absentee balloting materials, including mail-in ballots.

Ahead of the November election, the US Postal Service says it has been hard at work preparing for a large influx of mail-in ballots.