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Maryland Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller addressed President Trump's call for a Justice Department investigation into a mail-in ballot error, rejecting claims of corruption. The Maryland State Board of Elections admitted to an error by its vendor, stating that such mistakes occur frequently in elections. The board will send new ballots to affected voters and assured there is no risk of duplicate voting.
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Maryland Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller addressed President Trump's call for a Justice Department investigation into a mail-in ballot error, rejecting claims of corruption. The Maryland State Board of Elections admitted to an error by its vendor, stating that such mistakes occur frequently in elections. The board will send new ballots to affected voters and assured there is no risk of duplicate voting.
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Maryland Lt Gov rejects Trump's corruption claims over mail-in voting error: 'It happens'
Maryland Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller Responds to Trump's Claims on Mail-in Voting Error