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House Republicans are investigating a mail-in ballot error in Maryland that caused some voters to receive incorrect primary ballots. The Maryland State Board of Elections plans to resend ballots to over 500,000 affected voters, while GOP lawmakers seek increased transparency regarding the incident. President Trump has also called for a federal investigation into the matter.
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House Republicans are investigating a mail-in ballot error in Maryland that caused some voters to receive incorrect primary ballots. The Maryland State Board of Elections plans to resend ballots to over 500,000 affected voters, while GOP lawmakers seek increased transparency regarding the incident. President Trump has also called for a federal investigation into the matter.
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Maryland ballot blunder sparks House GOP probe ahead of primary
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