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As mail ballots begin to go out, Pa.’s top election official says midterms will be business as usual
Schmidt said 986,000 mail ballot applications have been approved and 20 counties have started sending ballots as officials try to cut errors.
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As mail ballots begin to go out, Pa.’s top election official says midterms will be business as usual
As it stands, Schmidt said roughly 986,000 mail ballot applications have been approved in Pennsylvania — roughly 95% of those received. And 20 counties have already begun to send mail ballots to voters who requested them.
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Top PA Election Official Touts Safe Voting Ahead Of Midterms
A Bucks County mail-in ballot. File photo. Election administrators across Pennsylvania are expanding access and updating operational procedures to safeguard ballots and assist voters ahead of the upcoming midterm election, a top state official said Tuesday. In a recorded message, Pennsylvania Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt reassured voters that state and county election offices are taking steps to streamline the voting experience while…
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