Supreme Court rules mail-in ballots can still count if received after election night. What it means for Ohio.
• The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that mail-in ballots can still be counted even if they are received after the polls close on election night. • The decision defies the expectations of Ohio Republicans, who had preemptively passed legislation to eliminate the grace period for arriving ballots. • This ruling is significant as it maintains voter access and counters GOP efforts to require all votes to be submitted by election night.
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