Nevada postal workers launch national vote-by-mail ad campaign

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Nevada’s tradition of voting by mail is front and center in a new national ad campaign launched today in Las Vegas.

The Nevada State Postal Workers Union rolled out a television spot urging Americans to “vote by mail — keep it, protect it, expand it.”

The ad features real voters, from college students and military members to parents, seniors and people with disabilities, who say mail ballots let them participate even when they can’t make it to the polls.

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Union leaders say a new bipartisan poll shows that mail voting is widely popular. They point to postal service data from 2024 showing nearly all ballots were delivered within five days.

“The public can rest assured and feel confident when participating in all elections because it has proven that vote by mail works, said President of the Las Vegas Postal Workers Union Terrence Johnson. “The postal workers union and the postal service are committed to making sure every ballot makes it to its correct destination.”

The spot is airing on broadcast and cable in Las Vegas today and in Reno tomorrow, before expanding to Washington, D.C. and other states as primary season continues.