Amid uncertainty about mail-in ballots, WA leaders say they’re ready for what comes next.
Washington election officials are drawing up contingency plans for the November election, assuring the state's 5 million registered voters that they are prepared for various scenarios. The officials' message is one of reassurance, despite ongoing court battles over vote-by-mail regulations. Contingency plans are being developed in case new postal service regulations are implemented.
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