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Judge to decide if Maryland s hundreds of thousands of mail-in ballots can start being counted before Election Day – Baltimore Sun

A judge will decide Friday whether hundreds of thousands of Maryland mail-in ballots can start being counted ahead of Election Day.

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Judge to decide if Maryland s hundreds of thousands of mail-in ballots can start being counted before Election Day – Capital Gazette

A judge will decide Friday whether hundreds of thousands of Maryland mail-in ballots can start being counted ahead of Election Day.

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SBE: If motion fails, election results could be delayed to 2023

If the state's motion to count mail-in ballots is denied, election results could be delayed until 2023, election officials said.

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Lawyers square off in court over whether Md mail-in votes can be counted early

State officials say that, unless they can count mail-in ballots as they come in, final election results may not be known in some races until December.

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Man accused in Ellicott City murder of pharmacist and his wife found incompetent to stand trial for second time

Police said in charging documents the man had made comments to his mother about wanting to confront his half-brother for his work administering coronavirus vaccines, making comments about the “government poisoning people with COVID vaccines.”

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