There are a few possible causes:
1. check the lever under center console - I doubt this is the issue, it rarely gets jammed up.
2. Rear calipers could need a rebuild or be replaced. Rebuild kits are a few bucks off rock auto and it's not too hard of a job if you know your way around a wrench or 2
3. Your cables may be sticking. Debris get in-between the cable and its sheathing right in front of the rear axle. This cable is adjustable, so worth getting under there and tinkering with it.
I went through this last fall. Rebuilding my rear caliper didn't fix it, so I grabbed a replacement cable from a part out - they are expensive new. While waiting for the cable to arrive, I got under there and tinkered with the adjustment/cleaned as best I could and my e-brake stopped sticking. I still haven't installed the replacement cable I got.
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