UNDATED – A Valley election official is clarifying how most, if not all, Valley counties will be counting late-arriving mail-in ballots. Snyder County Commissioner Chairman Joe Kantz says counties were originally told to segregate late-arriving mail-in ballots, but start counting them after 5 p.m. Friday. But late Tuesday, Kantz says the Department of State changed course and said there would be new guidelines coming and those guidelines never came.
Kantz says Snyder County, unless told otherwise by the court, will stay the course on the original plan to count late ballots after 5 p.m. Friday, not knowing what looming court challenges from the Trump Campaign could mean.
Earlier, it was reported late-arriving ballots would be held and not counted, but that is not the case.
