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So, what happens if you do not cure your ballot? Your ballot is then sent to the District Attorney’s Office for an investigation.

On the other hand, the joint chairman chiefs says the game is almost up. lets negotiate. >> yeah, its outrageous, doug, to see how just a few days ago we learned that the biden administration basically told zelensky, hey, just make it look like youre open to negotiations because if you say publicly youre not willing to negotiate, which we know hes not, people will be less likely to keep shovelling money in his direction. its interesting when we hear the truth. thanks, colonel doug. great to talk...

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There could be thousands of ballots in Colorado which have been rejected for signature verification but could still be "cured", changing the result of the race.

The result of Colorado’s highest profile election could come down to the thousands of ballots rejected over signature discrepancies — but there is a way for those ballots to still

Does it fit the democratic pattern, thats the question in arizona and in a way thats the question in nevada as well. >> a lot of that is guess work. were going to have to wait. we heard from election officials yesterday in nevada trying to be transparent, saying were going to have a briefing every day to update you where we are, to avoid conspiracy theories festering, but they said it may be a while, potentially, eight, nine days until we know a winner in nevada. >> for the official full process...

As of Monday in El Paso County, there were over 2,000 ballots turned in with signature discrepancies, according to the County Clerk and Recorder's Office.

Column: Mail voting has started in Pennsylvania. So has the controversy.

A state judge has rejected a Republican request to keep counties from contacting voters about mistakes on their ballots and allowing voters to fix them.

The case is expected to go to the conservative-controlled Wisconsin Supreme Court.