Top Nevada court says unpostmarked ballots received after US Election Day can be counted
The Nevada Supreme Court on Monday ruled that mail-in ballots received after Election Day without a postmark may be counted, a loss for Republicans in a battleground state that could determine the next president and control of the U.
Only five states—Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, New York and West Virginia—recognize Election Day as a public holiday and ...
Behind an armed vault door at Cranston City Hall, there are metal boxes labeled and sealed as part of a complex system to ...
A week out from Election Day, the United States Postal Service recommends voters who choose to vote by mail “do so soon,” ...
The Postal Service's current performance data paints an encouraging picture. In the first three weeks of October, 99.9 ...
The Republican National Committee is seeking to put on hold a decision from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court involving ...
The number of completed ballots returned by Colorado voters for the Nov. 5 election eclipsed 1 million over the weekend, ...
Early voting runs through Friday, and mail in ballots can be counted if they are postmarked by Election Day and received by ...
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