September 9, 2022

On to November! Ballots Released,

Process Problems Heading to the Courts

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Maryland’s 2022 election cycle now moves on, full speed ahead, to the November general election. Following several complications, the final ballots have been printed for all 24 jurisdictions. And in the wake of a slow vote count in July, the State Board of Elections has petitioned the courts for emergency measures to allow a speedier processing of mail-in ballots.

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