North Carolina has introduced a new rule that mandates officials to disqualify ballots that are submitted in unsealed envelopes. Additionally, the rule restricts the individuals who are permitted to drop off mail ballots on behalf of other voters.
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North Carolina Implements New Rules for Vote-by-Mail Ballots
North Carolina has enacted a new regulation requiring the disqualification of ballots submitted in unsealed envelopes. The rule also limits the individuals authorized to drop off mail ballots for other voters.
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