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North Carolina has enacted a new regulation for its vote-by-mail program, which includes disqualifying ballots submitted in unsealed envelopes. The rule also limits the number of individuals authorized to drop off mail ballots for other voters.
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North Carolina has enacted a new regulation for its vote-by-mail program, which includes disqualifying ballots submitted in unsealed envelopes. The rule also limits the number of individuals authorized to drop off mail ballots for other voters.
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