Across the nation, election officials are preparing to count ballots in what may be the most highly anticipated election of a lifetime. During a global pandemic, these officials face yet another challenge — navigating the patchwork of distinct state laws determining when ballots can be submitted and counted, some of which are still being litigated.
Across the nation, election officials are preparing to count ballots in what may be the most highly anticipated election of a lifetime. During a global pandemic, these officials face yet another challenge — navigating the patchwork of distinct state laws determining when ballots can be submitted and counted, some of which are still being litigated.
