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Montgomery County election board permits counting of 'mail-in ballots with incorrect years' - Vimarsana News

Montgomery County election board permits counting of 'mail-in ballots with incorrect years'

Montgomery County officials were split on a decision to count nearly 500 mail-in ballots from the primary election that were segregated due to issues with the year.

Montgomery County election board permits counting of 'mail-in ballots with incorrect years' - Vimarsana News

Montgomery County election board permits counting of 'mail-in ballots with incorrect years'

Montgomery County officials were split on a decision to count nearly 500 mail-in ballots from the primary election that were segregated due to issues with the year.

Montgomery County election board permits counting of 'mail-in ballots with incorrect years' - Vimarsana News

Montgomery County election board permits counting of 'mail-in ballots with incorrect years'

Montgomery County officials were split on a decision to count nearly 500 mail-in ballots from the primary election that were segregated due to issues with the year.

Montgomery County election board permits counting of 'mail-in ballots with incorrect years' - Vimarsana News

Montgomery County election board permits counting of 'mail-in ballots with incorrect years'

Montgomery County officials were split on a decision to count nearly 500 mail-in ballots from the primary election that were segregated due to issues with the year.

New Souderton borough manager resigns, six months after accepting position - Vimarsana News

New Souderton borough manager resigns, six months after accepting position

Crandell, who did not respond to a request for comment, was hired in October to succeed 40-year incumbent Mike Coll.