Maine woman says she found hundreds of absentee ballots in Amazon delivery order
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Maine officials are investigating after claiming that a resident Amazon order came last week, including hundreds of unrecognized absently ballot compasses.
The ballots sent before the elections of November, the same day, said that the woman found the ballots at the door. Maine Foreign Minister Shenna Bellows, state law enforcement officers and FBI’ın investigating the incident, he said.
“This year, there may be attempts to interrupt the distribution of ballots and ballots, Bell Bellows said at a press conference.
“I trust that the law enforcement officers will determine who is responsible and that any bad actor will be held responsible.”
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Maine Foreign Minister Shenna Bellows, on October 6, 2025, speaks at a press conference at Maine State House in Augusta. (AP Photo/Patrick Whittle)
Maine’s November 4 election has a republican -backed voting attempt to apply photography identity requirements for voting and reduce its confidence in drop boxes.
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“This means that Mainers should be in force and every person who supports our choices and secures our choices and votes between November 4,” Repourn state representative, Laurel Libby, Associated Press. He said.
Voters in Maine will evaluate a ballot that requires voter identity and other election protection in November. (Aimee Dilger/stick Images/Getty Images LightoComeT)
Maine Republicans FBI and US Chief Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi’yi in a letter last week to investigate the incident to investigate.
Meanwhile, Amazon said he was not responsible for the misuse of the ballots.
“Based on our first findings, this package is not by an Amazon employee or partner, but also tampering outside our network.” He said.
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Maine Cumhuriyet Chief Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi’yi urged the wrong work of the ballot heaps last week. (Craig Hudson/Reuters)
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The company said that he was cooperating with the state investigation.
Associated Press contributed to this report
