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House Republicans are investigating a mail-in ballot error in Maryland that led to some voters receiving incorrect party ballots. The Maryland State Board of Elections has announced plans to resend ballots to over 500,000 affected voters. The inquiry raises concerns about the integrity of the electoral process ahead of the gubernatorial primary election on June 23.
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House Republicans are investigating a mail-in ballot error in Maryland that led to some voters receiving incorrect party ballots. The Maryland State Board of Elections has announced plans to resend ballots to over 500,000 affected voters. The inquiry raises concerns about the integrity of the electoral process ahead of the gubernatorial primary election on June 23.
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Maryland ballot blunder sparks House GOP probe ahead of primary
House Republicans Investigate Mail-in Ballot Errors in Maryland