UMBC Institute of Politics analyzes ballot issue overshadowing Maryland primary | 11 TV Hill
A month out from Maryland’s primary election, state officials are trying correct a mail-in ballot error.According to the Maryland state Board of Elections, some residents who requested a mail-in ballot may have received the wrong party ballot for the state’s closed primary. For example, if you’re registered as a Democrat, you may have received a ballot with candidates from the Republican Party.| GOT THE WRONG BALLOT? Here’s what to doOfficials say the error impacts voters who were mailed a ballot before May 14. All affected voters will be mailed replacement ballots. The SBE said the new ballots will be sent no later than May 29.The issue caught the attention of President Donald Trump, who’s calling for a federal investigation.Mileah Kromer, the director of the Institute of Politics at the University of Maryland-Baltimore County, joins 11 TV Hill to speak about this issue and the upcoming primary election.
A month out from Maryland’s primary election, state officials are trying correct a mail-in ballot error.
According to the Maryland state Board of Elections, some residents who requested a mail-in ballot may have received the wrong party ballot for the state’s closed primary. For example, if you’re registered as a Democrat, you may have received a ballot with candidates from the Republican Party.
| GOT THE WRONG BALLOT? Here’s what to do
Officials say the error impacts voters who were mailed a ballot before May 14. All affected voters will be mailed replacement ballots. The SBE said the new ballots will be sent no later than May 29.
The issue caught the attention of President Donald Trump, who’s calling for a federal investigation.
Mileah Kromer, the director of the Institute of Politics at the University of Maryland-Baltimore County, joins 11 TV Hill to speak about this issue and the upcoming primary election.
