ed flynn

Two Boston city councilors claim a postal worker tossed mail-in ballots just days before the election.

After two Boston city councilors said they’d been told that a postal worker had thrown out mail-in ballots, the U.S. Postal Service issued a response. Massachusetts Sec. of State William Galvin is set to address mail security issues Monday.

Two Boston city councilors say a temporary mail carrier has been either suspended or terminated for allegedly throwing out ballots. However, the U.S. Postal Service said Sunday that, while an employee has been accused of mishandling mail in South Boston, including political mail, no ballots or ballot materials were involved. “All campaign mailpieces were recovered and returned to the...

Secertary of State Galvin is expected to address concerns Monday.

Two Boston City Councilors allege a number of ballots were not delivered to voters and others — filled out — were thrown out by a postal worker.

Boston city officials say a temporary mail carrier has been suspended and disciplined for allegedly throwing out ballots.

Two Boston City Councilors are alleging that ballots were not delivered and a number of them were filled out and thrown out by a postal worker just days before Election Day. “We learned about it from constituents calling us, saying that they requested a mail-in ballot and they never received it,” At-large City Councilor Michael Flaherty said. He said he…

The NBC10 Boston Investigators analyzed hundreds of thousands of 311 complaints to see what Bostonians’ top pain points are, along with how fast city departments address the problems.

Ever wonder what your neighbors like to complain about? In Boston, you don’t have to guess, thanks to the city’s 311 system, which tracks resident reports across the Hub in real time. The NBC10 Boston Investigators analyzed hundreds of thousands of complaints to see what Bostonians’ top pain points are, along with how fast city departments address the problems.