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Utah County Clerk Aaron Davidson plays games with mail-in ballots and sparks an Election Day meltdown
The 2024 election is a lot about blame—and that's not even counting the stupefaction over the presidential outcome.
Miss: Stamp Acts The 2024 election is a lot about blame—and that's not even counting the stupefaction over the presidential outcome. In Utah—an all-mail-ballot state—there are rarely major problems, but politics always adds another dimension. By 2019, every county in the state opted into mailed ballots.
Then again, there's Utah County. The year before, county officers decided against the system, but a public outcry made them change their minds. Despite the growing false claims of voter fraud, all went well until this year.
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