than January 1, 2026, the Secretary of Homeland Security, in consultation with the Chair of the Election Assistance Commission, the Postmaster General, the Director of the General Services Administration, the Presidential designee, and State election officials, shall establish a balloting materials tracking service to be used by State and local jurisdictions to inform voters on the status of voter registration applications, absentee ballot applications, absentee ballots, and mail-in ballots. (2) Information tracked The balloting materials tracking service established under paragraph (1) shall provide to a voter the following information with respect to that voter: (A) In the case of balloting materials sent by mail, tracking information from the United States Postal Service and the Presidential designee on balloting materials sent to the voter and, to the extent feasible, returned by the voter. (B) The date on which any request by the voter for an application for voter registration or an absentee ballot was received. (C) The date on which any such requested application was sent to the voter. (D) The date on which any such completed application was received from the voter and the status of such application. (E) The date on which any mail-in ballot or absentee ballot was sent to the voter. (F) The date on which any mail-in ballot or absentee ballot was out for delivery to the voter. (G) The date on which the post office processes the ballot. (H) The date on which the returned ballot was out for delivery to the election office. (I) Whether such ballot was accepted and counted, and in the case of any ballot not counted, the reason why the ballot was not counted. The information described in subparagraph (I) shall be available not later than 1 day after a determination is made on whether or not to accept and count the ballot. (3) Method of providing information The balloting materials tracking service established under paragraph (1) shall allow voters the option to receive the information described in paragraph (2)