Ballot curing is offered by many states, including all seven of the top battlegrounds in the 2024 election, as recourse for voters who submit deficient ballots by mail.

Ballots can't get sick, but after an election many voters need to "cure" their ballots to make sure they get counted. If you voted by absentee or provisional ballot, election officials will ...

Through the increasingly common process known as “ballot curing,” campaigns are contacting voters whose ballots were not counted because of a technicality and giving them a chance to correct ...

Their final outcomes may be determined by a process happening right now called “ballot curing.” That’s when voters receive notices of technical errors on their ballots and get an opportunity ...

As of Nov. 8, the Nevada secretary of state’s office said about 13,000 mail ballots had signatures that needed to be "cured," or fixed. If voters do not cure their ballots, they won’t be counted.

Curing your ballot is easy but must be done quickly Drop boxes of mail ballots arrive at the Clark County Election Department after the polls close in Nevada on election night, Tuesday Nov. 5, 2024.

(KTNV) — If you cast your ballot by mail and have been contacted by your local county Clerk or Registrar's Office to verify your identity, then you need to cure your signature for your vote to ...

On top of counting ballots, elections officials are also ‘curing’ them. If you opted for early voting, curing is the process where the county elections team allows voters to fix any issues ...

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. — Before a ballot envelope is opened by the county election office, the signature on the ballot envelope must be verified. In Mesa County, an investigation is underway ...

A portion of ballots that are cast by mail in the 2024 elections will inevitably contain deficiencies because of human error, but whether voters are afforded the chance to fix, or cure, their ...