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The NCSC Chief justice candidates are about to lose votes in Washington County. The county BOE counted most mail ballots twice. #ncpol
674 mail ballots were accepted in Washington County through election day.
carolinaelections.com/votetracker/ge…
The NCSC Chief justice candidates are about to lose votes in Washington County. The county BOE counted most mail ballots twice. #ncpol
674 mail ballots were accepted in Washington County through election day.
carolinaelections.com/votetracker/ge…
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But...
"Washington County inadvertently duplicated its absentee by mail data in the election night reporting system, resulting in two records for every by-mail vote in the unofficial results reported on election night.
ncsbe.gov/news/press-rel…
But...
"Washington County inadvertently duplicated its absentee by mail data in the election night reporting system, resulting in two records for every by-mail vote in the unofficial results reported on election night.
ncsbe.gov/news/press-rel…
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The current count in mail ballots in Washington County is:
-Beasley: 918
-Newby: 389
When the double-counting is corrected, Beasley will lose around 265 more votes than will Newby.
er.ncsbe.gov/contest_detail…
The current count in mail ballots in Washington County is:
-Beasley: 918
-Newby: 389
When the double-counting is corrected, Beasley will lose around 265 more votes than will Newby.
er.ncsbe.gov/contest_detail…
I am not going to shart with the mess in Robeson County here.
To make clear: The 663 mail ballots accepted before election day were counted on election day and were double-counted.
The 11 ballots accepted on election day were counted later and not double-counted.
That explains why Newby has an odd number of votes. #ncpol
The 11 ballots accepted on election day were counted later and not double-counted.
That explains why Newby has an odd number of votes. #ncpol
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