Last weekend, participants honked car horns, banged on pots and pans, and shoved fake ballots in the door of the building.

One employee says that at least three sorting machines at a Northern Virginia distribution center have been dismantled.

The lawsuit comes as recent cuts to USPS have raised concerns about delays to mail-in ballots.

Protesters condemned Postmaster General Louis DeJoy for helping the Trump administration thwart attempts by states to widen voting by mail during the pandemic.