In reversal, Michigan appeals court says late-arriving absentee ballots should not be counted
The court also reversed Judge Cynthia Stephens on broadening the help voters can get in delivering their absentee ballots.
In reversal, Michigan appeals court says late-arriving absentee ballots should not be counted
USATODAY.com
0 shares
3 views
You might like
Related news coverage
Michigan's 8 p.m. deadline for returning absentee ballots could sway tight election
Upworthy
In a recent decision, the Michigan Court of Appeals upheld the state's 8 p.m. Election Day deadline for returning absentee ballots.
-
The U.S. election's battleground states: How are they looking?
National Post
-
Chief Mike Sack: The face and voice of Mi’kmaq lobster fishing that is met with ire and violence
National Post
-
Second wave will be 'weeks and months' of limiting contacts, but Trudeau says 'blunt' lockdowns unnecessary
National Post
-
Group calls for end to 'cozy' and 'unacceptable' relationship between senior government officials and Facebook
National Post
Advertisement
More coverage
Michigan appeals court blocks 14-day extension to accept absentee ballots
The Michigan Court of Appeals on Friday ruled that ballots can not be accepted and counted two weeks after Nov. 3.
FOXNews.com
Michigan court stops 2-week absentee ballot extension
DETROIT (AP) — Absentee ballots must arrive by Election Day to be counted, the Michigan Court of Appeals said Friday, blocking a..
Upworthy