Why Arizona’s ballot count takes longer than Florida’s

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Arizona voters took advantage of late voting this year more than ever before. Maricopa County received 290,000 mail-in ballots on Election Day, the most ever. Florida law requires, with some exceptions, counties to finish counting early ballots by 7 p.m.

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Arizona Mirror

Why Arizona’s ballot count takes longer than Florida’s

Why can’t Arizona count ballots as quickly as Florida? In the last few days, this has become a common refrain

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TucsonSentinel.com

Why Arizona’s ballot count takes longer than Florida’s

Two main differences explain why Florida posted the majority of election results by the end of Election Night and Arizona didn

3 months ago

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Votebeat

Why can’t Arizona count ballots as quickly as Florida?

Everyone’s asking why it takes Arizona so much longer than Florida to count fewer ballots. There are two simple reasons: state law and Maricopa’s weird process.

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Why Arizona’s ballot count takes longer than Florida’s

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Why Arizona’s ballot count takes longer than Florida’s

Why Arizona’s ballot count takes longer than Florida’s

Why Arizona’s ballot count takes longer than Florida’s

Why Arizona’s ballot count takes longer than Florida’s

Why can’t Arizona count ballots as quickly as Florida?

Why can’t Arizona count ballots as quickly as Florida?

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