US EditionGroups seek a new hearing on a Mississippi mail-in ballot lawsuit
- Two groups are asking for a new hearing, claiming a federal appeals court misinterpreted laws regarding mail-in ballots in Mississippi.
- Their attorneys argue that counting mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day is an established practice dating back to the Civil War.
- Despite a challenge by Republicans and Libertarians, there is bipartisan support for Mississippi's mail-in ballot counting practice.
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Groups seek a new hearing on a Mississippi mail-in ballot lawsuit
A federal appeals court panel incorrectly interpreted federal and state laws when it ruled that Mississippi cannot count mail-in ballots that are cast by Election Day but arrive a few days later.
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Groups seek a new hearing on Mississippi mail-in ballot lawsuit
Groups seek a new hearing on Mississippi mail-in ballot lawsuit dmonroe Tue, 11/12/2024 - 06:53 PM JACKSON — A federal appeals court panel incorrectly interpreted federal and state laws when it ruled that Mississippi cannot count mail-in ballots that are cast and postmarked by Election Day but arrive a few days later, two groups argue as they seek a new hearing.Read more about Groups seek a new hearing on Mississippi mail-in ballot lawsuit Rea…
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