Judge: South Carolina Can't Reject Ballots For Signature Mismatches

A judge ruled that the process for matching signatures on absentee ballots was inconsistent and subjective, impacting voting rights. As a result, previously rejected ballots must be reviewed. South Carolina experienced a record number of mail-in voters, surpassing 300,000, more than double the 2016 election figures.

What did the judge find about the state's process for matching signatures?

How does the judge's ruling impact voting rights?

What must happen to the ballots that have been thrown out so far?

What record number of mail-in voters has South Carolina seen?

How does the number of mail-in voters in 2020 compare to the 2016 election?