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With fewer than 250 votes left to count, the Summit County Clerk’s Office reminds voters to ‘cure’ ballots

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With fewer than 250 votes left to count, the Summit County Clerk’s Office reminds voters to ‘cure’ ballots
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The Summit County Clerk’s Office had fewer than 250 ballots to count as of Monday morning, but voters still have another week to resolve any outstanding ballot issues before the results are certified. If the Clerk’s Office finds an issue with a ballot, such as an illegible signature, the ballot is returned to the voter with a request to “cure” the identification problem.

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