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A measure that would have allowed Lancaster County voters to fix clerical mistakes on their mail-in ballots before the May 16 primary failed at a Wednesday board of elections meeting.
The Lancaster County Board of Elections may vote Wednesday on whether to allow voters to fix minor errors on their mail-in ballots.
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Democracy could get a boost if the Lancaster County Board of Elections approves a measure that would allow voters to “cure” mail-in ballots — that is, fix minor errors to
A case of COVID-19 could affect the fate of a proposal to bring ballot curing to Lancaster County, after a member of the board of elections came down with the
The Lancaster County Board of Elections is scheduled to vote on a measure Wednesday that would allow voters to “cure” mail-in ballots.