mail-in ballots

As mail-in voting gets increasingly popular, lawmakers OK’d making it easier to ‘cure’ such ballots, while also trying to speed up how they’re counted.

More than 600,000 mail-in ballots have been requested so far for the November general election in Maryland.

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Officials in Baltimore County added a third day of mail-in ballot counting but it’s unlikely to be completed by Election Day.

Baltimore County Elections Director Ruie Lavoie previously said the state’s highest court ruling came down too late to change plans but has since secured space to do so.

The Maryland Court of Appeals upheld lower court rulings that allow state election officials to begin counting mail-in ballots early.

While a Court of Special Appeals judge was issuing its ruling top Maryland Democrats were pushing for a quick answer to the question of when mail-in ballots could be counted.

The Republican gubernatorial nominee argues that the ruling violates the separation of powers between the legislature and the judicial system in Maryland.

The Maryland State Board of Elections estimates that it wouldn’t have results from the November election until January if the mail-in ballots are not processed early.

Election day is July 19 but voters have options of early or mail-in voting.