More Than 35,000 Mail-In Ballots Rejected In Florida Primary

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More than 35,500 vote-by-mail ballots didn’t count in Florida’s recent primary, rejected because of missed deadlines or technical flaws, an analysis for POLITICO has found.

The rejections, which accounted for about 1.5 percent of the total vote, came as the battleground state prepares for what could be record voter turnout in the too-close-to-call November presidential election.

Nearly 66 percent of the rejected absentee ballots were disqualified because they arrived after Florida’s 7 p.m. Election Day deadline. The rest didn’t meet signature match requirements used by county election supervisors to verify voters identities, the analysis from University of Florida political science professor Dan Smith showed.

“This could be a huge problem in November,” Smith said. “We could exceed 100,000 vote-by-mail ballots that don’t count.“

Read more at Politico.

{Matzav.com}


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  1. Now imagine this on a presidential election scale. If this mail fraud “election” will be allowed to proceed, the confidence in the voting system will be forever shattered, which may cause an actual civil war in the future.

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