Ruling Lets Arizona County Overturn Election Result, Redo Vote
Judge allows for settlement between the county and a group of residents that calls for redoing the vote on a jail tax.
Tag: MAIL-IN BALLOTS
Why Maricopa County recorder sought to send ballots to rural voters who didn’t ask for one
Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap’s proposal conflicts with state law, but there’s a history in the county of helping voters avoid long trips to the polling place.
Postal Chief Insists to Congress That Mail-In Ballots Will Get Delivered in Time
United States Postal Service Postmaster General Louis DeJoy testified before Congress on Thursday that voters can “absolutely” trust their mail-in ballots will be secure and prioritized, though he emphasized they must be mailed at least a week ahead of the various state deadlines to be delivered on…
Pennsylvania Court Rules That Mail ballots can’t be rejected over improper date on envelope
Republicans will appeal the decision in a case brought by civil rights groups, setting up a clash at the state Supreme Court over whether or not they can throw out ballots.
Why thousands of Michigan votes likely won’t be counted in Tuesday’s primary
The problem stems from ‘crossover’ voting between parties on the same ballot, clerks and experts say. Absentee voters are most at risk.
Wisconsin’s new ballot drop box rules create opportunity for election challenges and ‘vigilantes’
The state says voters are allowed to return only their own ballots, but there are nuances that observers could seize on to raise suspicion.
Pennsylvania: Redesigned envelope leads to fewer rejected ballots, but a new type of error sticks out
Counties are split on whether to accept ballots from voters who didn’t fill the date in completely. That could mean more litigation.
Pennsylvania’s New Rule On Dating Mail-in Ballots Faces New Challenge in State Court
Lawsuit from ACLU and Public Interest Law Center cites constitution’s ‘free and equal election’ clause.
