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We have until July 16 to contest based on elections fraud

Posted on | June 9, 2010 | No Comments

Unprocessed Ballots Status

Because of the need to confirm each voter’s registration status, verify voter signatures, ensure people are not voting more than once, and more, not all ballots are counted on Election Day. County elections officials must report their final results to the Secretary of State 31 days after Election Day, which for this election is July 9. The Secretary of State then has seven additional days to certify the results of the election, which for this election is July 16.

  • Vote-by-mail ballots that are received by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day are opened and counted after voter signatures on the envelopes are verified against voter registration records.
  • Provisional ballots that are cast on Election Day are opened and counted after voter signatures on the envelopes are verified against voter registration records.
  • Other ballots that are damaged or cannot be machine-read are counted after being remade by county elections officials.

For the most up-to-date county information during the official canvass, contact a county elections office directly.

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