House advances bill to reduce absentee ballot acceptance period
House Bill 304 cleared its first committee vote. If enacted, mail-in ballots would no longer be accepted three days after elections. Instead, it must arrive by the close of polls on Election Day.
North Carolina Republicans on Tuesday advanced a bill that would prevent mail-in votes from being accepted three days after the election.
Under House Bill 304, a…
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