Runbeck Election Services is facing scrutiny after mistakenly mailing 3,126 early ballots to Maricopa County voters six days earlier than authorized.
The Maricopa County Recorder’s Office (MCRO) notified the public of the error and said no voters were adversely affected.
According to MCRO, the premature mailing was not authorized by the Recorder’s Office, which was notified only after the ballots had already been sent.
The error affected only the timing of the mailing. The correct ballots were sent to the correct voters.
After consulting with the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office, MCRO determined that the ballots remain valid and do not need to be voided or reissued.
Voters who received the ballots early are advised to complete and return them normally. Any ballots received before the official start of early voting will remain unopened and securely stored until ballot processing begins.
Runbeck accepted responsibility for the error and will work with the Recorder’s Office to implement additional controls intended to prevent a similar incident from occurring again.
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There are no mistakes with Runback; it is all intentional on their part. Past issues proved that they are completely unreliable and part of the Deep State cabal.
So they screwed things up, once again. What’s stopping them from mailing duplicates on election day. Or missing some people.
Mail-in is a joke and takes away our trusted democracy.
yeah – so I know a guy selling a bridge ; democrat vs demoncrat – guess who won? And we’re here live watching.. Plague true or false