Absentee Ballots

A federal court in Tennessee denied community organizers and two would-be voters’ request to enjoin the state from enforcing a law that allows election officials to reject absentee ballots if they determine the signature on the ballot doesn’t match the signature contained in the voter’s registration record.

NASHVILLE — A federal court in Tennessee denied community organizers and two would-be voters’ request to enjoin the state from enforcing a law that allows election officials to reject absentee ballots if they determine the signature on the ballot doesn’t match the signature contained in the voter’s registration record.

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