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Publication 632 - State and Local Election Mail — User’s Guide - Contents
Publication 632 - State and Local Election Mail — User’s Guide
January 2024
State and Local Election Mail — User’s Guide
How to Use This Guide
Section I. Determining the Appropriate Class of Mail to Use
Section II. Using Reply Mail and Sending Mail to Armed Forces Personnel and Overseas Voters
Section Ill. Preparing Your Address List
Section IV. Consulting with a Postal Service Manager of Customer Relations to Plan the Mailing
Section V. Required Forms for Postage Discounts and Other Mailing Services
Section VI. Working with a Mailpiece Design Analyst to Ensure Compliance with Postal Service Standards
Section VlI. Preparing and Presenting the Mailing
Section VIll: Election Mail Checklist