Broward County Election Chief Urges In-Person Voting Amid Postal Delays
Broward County’s elections supervisor urged in-person voting after his office received dozens of reports of delayed ballot deliveries.
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The supervisor of elections in Florida’s Broward County urged voters to cast ballots in person amid concerns about serious postal delays, according to The New York Times.
The supervisor said his office had received dozens of reports that ballots were not arriving promptly. Those delivery concerns prompted the recommendation to vote in person rather than by mail.
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