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Election officials said Pennsylvania’s redesigned mail ballot envelope was a success, but state data points to a new type of voter mistake affecting rejections.

Some counties are rejecting primary mail ballots that are missing the last two digits of the year, despite the Department of State’s advice to count them.

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A design change Pennsylvania officials made to prevent voters from making a disqualifying error on their mail ballots appears to have backfired.

Some counties are rejecting primary mail ballots that are missing the last two digits of the year, despite the Department of State’s advice to count them.

Some counties are rejecting primary mail ballots that are missing the last two digits of the year, despite the Department of State’s advice to count them.

Pennsylvania state lawmakers are seeking answers after nearly a quarter of a million ballots were mailed to state voters without verifying their identity.

The Pennsylvania Department of State is working with state officials on all levels in advance of Election Day....