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Florida: Mail in and Provisional Ballots Voters get 2 More Days to Resolve Problems

Posted on November 15, 2018 by Glenda Staten

Florida voters whose mail-in and provisional ballots were rejected because of issues with their signatures will have two more days to resolve the problems and possibly have their votes counted. #Flvoters #FloridaRecount https://t.co/FIFXn6GtWS

— Legal Defense Fund (@NAACP_LDF) November 15, 2018

FLORIDA: If your ballot was rejected for a signature mismatch, YOUR VOTE CAN STILL COUNT!
See if your ballot counted: https://t.co/HWvzXpG7lJ
If not, submit this form: https://t.co/yvOW98wCYL
Court order here: https://t.co/foMVNkbqYq #Florida #FloridaRecount #FloridaRecount2018

— Julie Ebenstein (@JulesTwitted) November 15, 2018

Filed under: Voting Information | Tagged: Florida, Vote |

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