Across the state, county officials learn from mail-only voting in primary
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County, state and party officials across North Dakota monitored the June 9 primary election process with at least a partial eye to the November general election.
The primary could be a good test of how to run a statewide election with mail-only balloting, with lessons learned on smoothing and clarifying the process. While several auditors said they’re expecting business as usual in November,...
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