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RE: New report finds string of ballot mishaps confirms fears of large-scale mail-in...
(10-18-2020 09:04 AM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  "About 372,000 requests were rejected, as reported by ProPublica on Friday, largely because many of them, about 90%, were duplicates"

Some people did something.

Quote:More than 90% of those applications, or about 336,000, were denied as duplicates, primarily because people who had requested mail-in ballots for the state’s June 2 primary did not realize that they had checked a box to be sent ballots for the general election, too.

Yes, they forgot they already requested one. So, the state correctly denied the duplicate request. So, the system worked correctly. 07-coffee3
10-19-2020 07:04 AM
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