Seven states and one congressional district are still hanging in the electoral balance as the country anxiously awaits the final results of the 2020 race.
The 2020 election was upended by the coronavirus pandemic, resulting in more ballots than ever being cast by mail.
Each of the 50 states has its own set of complex election laws — many of which have been taken up in courts across the country as states grapple with a surge of mail-in voting for the first time.
Voters nationwide have their eyes glued to races still being counted in Alaska, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
Also being watched is Maine’s 2nd Congressional District because the state does not award Electoral College votes on a winner-take-all basis.
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New York allows mail in ballots to be received by November 10. Washington allows mail in ballots to be received by November 23.
New York checks the signature of every mail in ballot. It also cross checks the mail in ballots to see whether the person voted in person; if so, the mail in ballot is tossed out. (It is legal in NY to vote in person if you have voted via a mail in ballot.)
THEN, it starts counting. This is not a problem.
Because there was so much fraud in every single state when in actuality Biden most likely didn’t have more than 1% of the votes. The entire country is not insane. I have a feeling the elections will be redone using Voter ID.