Estimated 500,000-plus ballots still uncounted in Arizona
During the tabulation process for mail ballots, some may require additional verification. Voters who need to cure their ...
Although winners have been determined in some Nevada races, others are too close to call — and the results could come down to ...
You’ve probably seen posts, texts, or emails from campaigns telling you to confirm that your ballot was tabulated - or to ...
As of Wednesday, more than 28,000 Nevadans either needed to cure their signatures on their ballots or had already done so. I ...
As of Nov. 8, the Nevada secretary of state’s office said about 13,000 mail ballots had signatures that needed to be "cured," or fixed. If voters do not cure their ballots, they won’t be counted ...
If you cast your ballot by mail and have been contacted by your local county Clerk or Registrar's Office to verify your ...
This rise in usage has created an issue that wasn’t seen much before: The need to “fix” a ballot where, due to a variety of reasons, the identity of the voter who cast the ballot can’t be verified.
Election officials across the state are busy counting and curing ballots as some races are still too close to call.
Pennsylvania county officials say new mobile voter van helped fix ballot issues, so 1,500 more votes can be counted ...
Republican challenger Gabe Evans took a slim lead over Democratic U.S. Rep. Yadira Caraveo late Friday in Colorado's ...
As counties across Arizona continue to tabulate, the deadline to cure ballots is fast approaching. The ACLU of Arizona and ...
Were you or a loved one given a provisional ballot to vote during Election Day? Here's what they are, how they counted.
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