MARYLAND (WBFF) — The Maryland State Board of Elections is releasing new information on its website about the wrong mail-in ballots sent to some voters for the June gubernatorial primary election.
On Friday, the Board pointed to their vendor, Taylor Print & Visual Impressions, Inc., saying some voters received the incorrect party ballot.
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The Board says more than 500,000 voters have requested mail-in ballots.
To correct the error, all mail-in voters will be sent a replacement ballot, plus a postcard explaining the mistake and requesting that you destroy the previous ballot and envelope and wait for the new one.
According to the Board, this error affects only voters who were mailed a ballot before May 14th. Replacement Ballots will be mailed starting this week.
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To view frequently asked questions, including how do I know if I voted the right ballot, and whether there is a risk of duplicate voting because of this error, click here.
FOX45 sent questions to the Maryland State Board of Elections on Monday, asking how they will ensure election integrity is maintained in the wake of this error. We will update this story when we receive a response.
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If you have any questions about your mail-in ballot, contact the Maryland State Board of Elections at 410-269-2840 or absentee.SBE@maryland.gov.
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