Vote Smarter 2020: Why Does Counting Mail-In Ballots Take Longer?
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The video explains the process of handling mail-in ballots, which involves multiple envelopes and signature verification. Election judges ensure signatures match before opening ballots for counting. Mail-in ballots require additional steps, such as opening envelopes and unfolding ballots, which prolongs the process. Some states can start processing these ballots upon arrival, while others must wait until Election Day. Given the increase in mail-in ballots, a delay in counting is expected and necessary for accuracy.
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How do different states handle the processing of mail-in ballots?
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What implications does the volume of mail-in ballots have on election counting?
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