The U.S. Postal Service defines political mail/political campaign mail as any material a registered political candidate, campaign committee, or political party committee mails for political purposes (USPS).

Traditionally, peak mailing times for political mail have been during the months of September, October and early November. However, due to the COVID-19 situation, the political mailing season appears to be starting much earlier this year. The USPS is reporting political mail is on the increase now and recommend campaigners plan well in advance of their political events and elections.

In the ordering process you will need to check the “POLITICAL CAMPAIGN MAIL” at the end of the order so the mail can be tagged as political mail and the USPS Tag 57 can be placed on the container to the USPS.

Yes, but we are only offering political mail for Every Door Direct Mail (EDDM). 

No, Official Election Mail is any item mailed to and from authorized elections officials that enables citizens to vote. Examples of Official Election Mail include ballot materials, voter registration cards, absentee ballot applications, and polling place notifications.