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Mail ballot fight persists in key states, sure to slow count
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Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin are crucial swing states that allow mail-in ballots, but give local election offices very little time to process them.
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Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin are crucial swing states that allow no-excuse mail-in ballots but give local election offices no time before Election Day to process them.
Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin are crucial swing states that allow mail-in ballots, but give local election offices very little time to process them.
Thirty-eight states — including Republican-controlled Florida, Georgia and Texas — allow mailed ballots to be processed before Election Day, but not Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania lawmakers have refused to allow "pre-canvassing," or the process of counting mail-in ballots prior to Election Day. Many other states now allow pre-canvassing to speed up the gathering of results.
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