A whistleblower has raised concerns about the U.S. Postal Service's new computer system, which is intended to support mail voting. The system is reportedly error-riddled and was built hastily, which could jeopardize the mail voting process.

The system's development is part of an effort to implement an executive order related to mail voting. A federal judge has temporarily halted the implementation, but the administration is appealing the ruling.

Further details about the whistleblower's statement and the system's development are available, including the fact that the process was rushed to meet a tight deadline, normally requiring a year or more to complete, but was done in just three months.