mailed-in
Adjective
Meaning
mailed-in (comparative more mailed-in, superlative most mailed-in)
Done with a lack of enthusiasm; Half-hearted.
Synonym: lacklustre
Related terms
Examples
All mailed-in ballots will be postmarked, but voters should deposit the envelope containing their ballot in a mailbox before the scheduled collection time to ensure prompt delivery.
Common Cause said records it requested from 18 of Indiana’s 92 counties found that eight counties rejected 177 mailed-in ballots during the 2018 general election because of signature mismatches.
Authorizing overtime to process mailed-in transactions.
Don't let yourself be conned by the Con Man in Chief: Postal workers will deliver your mailed-in ballot just fine, thank you very much.
Each mailed-in ballot must be signed, and each signature is compared, by computer, against other official signatures left by that person, including at the time he or she registered to vote.
Second, they don’t process all mailed-in ballots before Election Day, or they accept ballots that arrive late but are postmarked by Election Day.