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Board accepts seven of nearly 200 provisional, mail-in ballots - Uvalde Leader News

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Uvalde County Elections Administrator Melissa Jones tells county commissioners the early voting ballot board accepted seven of nearly 200 outstanding provisional and mail-in votes. The votes did not change the winner of any local elections. (Photo by Julye Keeble|Leader-News) Commissioners, council members canvass votes Council appoints Balke mayor pro tem Top vote-getters in local elections remained the same Nov. 13 after Uvalde County’s early …
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