Mail-In Ballots Could Be Counted Faster Than in 2020 Thanks to Changes to State Laws
Several states have updated their laws to let election officials start processing and counting mail-in ballots sooner than in 2020.

Mail-in voting provides a more convenient way for millions of Americans to cast their ballots. The method has seen a bump in popularity in recent years, reaching its highest level so far in 2020, as roughly 43 percent of votes were cast by mail that year. And eight states have adopted a policy to automatically send mail-in ballots to registered voters without them having to request one.
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