County approves ballot curing policy
Linda Pitzer stuffs ballot envelopes to be sent to voters at the Bureau of Elections on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 26, 2022. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle
Less than two weeks before the primary, the county election board approved a ballot curing policy that gives voters an opportunity to correct problems with their mail-in and absentee ballots.
The board voted Tuesday to adopt the policy that allows voters who didn’t sign or date their ballots to correct those issues.
McCurdy said the policy will be posted on the county website, and voters can call the bureau at 724-284-5308 with questions.
