More mail-in ballots are arriving late and not being counted in key states, report reveals
- The rate at which mail-in ballots arrived late and went uncounted increased in last year’s general elections and this year’s primaries, according to The New York Times.
- At least 12 states holding House, Senate and/or gubernatorial races saw more late mail-in ballots go uncounted – a potential result of the U.
- Postal Service trying to run on a tight budget and implement structural changes.
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- The rate at which mail-in ballots arrived late and went uncounted increased in last year’s general elections and this year’s primaries, according to The New York Times.
- At least 12 states holding House, Senate and/or gubernatorial races saw more late mail-in ballots go uncounted – a potential result of the U.
- Postal Service trying to run on a tight budget and implement structural changes.
Sources: The Independent