Pentagon, Absentee Ballots and Fact Check
Fact Check: States responsible for sending ballots to military voters, not Pentagon
State election offices are responsible for sending absentee ballots to active military service members who wish to vote, not the Pentagon, as claimed in posts suggesting the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) sought to suppress potential Trump support by “failing” to provide ballots to troops overseas.
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Many military ballots won’t be counted until after Election DayElection officials are asking for patience from voters awaiting the results of this year's presidential and congressional ...
Three Republican congressmen asked Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin to provide more resources to servicemembers who want to ...
With just days to go until Election Day, Republican lawmakers have raised concerns that the Pentagon has not allocated enough ...
Republican lawmakers warned of concerns of "deficiencies" in the Pentagon's voting "protocols and procedures" for U.S. service members.
As millions of people cast their ballots in the US election, claims have been spreading online questioning the integrity of ...
Less than 4% of that total voted in the 2022 U.S. elections. Rules regarding absentee ballots vary by state, but ...
ruling that 3,000 absentee ballots -- sent out late in Cobb County -- will only be counted if they are received by ...
Three Republican congressmen asked Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin on Wednesday to provide more resources to servicemembers ...
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