A portion of ballots that are cast by mail in the 2024 election will inevitably contain deficiencies because of human error, but whether voters are afforded the chance to fix, or cure, their ...

Ballots can't get sick, but after an election many voters need to "cure" their ballots to make sure they get counted. If you voted by absentee or provisional ballot, election officials will ...

Ballots can't get sick, but after an election many voters need to "cure" their ballots to make sure they get counted. If you voted by absentee or provisional ballot, election officials will ...

Nevada’s ballot ‘curing’ process fuels misleading claims If Your Time is short Some mail ballots in Nevada were flagged because of missing or mismatched signatures.

Westmoreland commissioners Wednesday said county voters will not be offered an opportunity to correct flaws that might cause their mail-in ballot to be disqualified. Ballot curing — or the ...

Democratic and Republican activists are asking voters to correct technical errors on their ballots in several close races that could determine control of the House.

The elections board’s interpretation of the cure period, if it holds, appears to raise the likelihood that Riggs will maintain her victory. But further court action could alter the plan.

Pennsylvania county officials say new mobile voter van helped fix ballot issues, so 1,500 more votes can be counted ...

In Maricopa County, election workers are busy continuing to cure and count ballots. Alaina Kwan explains what the curing process is and why it's so crucial.

Elections How the ballot curing process works in Colorado Before a ballot envelope is opened, the signature on the envelope must be verified.

Ballot curing is a process that is allowed in some states that, if a ballot has been rejected or challenged because the signature didn’t match or a copy of an ID needed to be included, then the ...

What is ballot curing? Ballot curing is offered by many states, including all seven of the top battlegrounds in the 2024 election, as a recourse for voters who submit deficient ballots by mail.