(Marion County) - An Indianapolis couple volunteered, for their first time, to work at the polls on Election Day, so they requested absentee ballots. On Monday they received a surprise in the mail that had them asking: “Will my vote count?”
“The day that I received the ballots was the same day that the county election board had talked about how things were gonna go much smoother this time around,” said Traci Lipp.
Two envelopes, same address. But when they laid their ballots side-by-side, they discovered their ballots were different. The couple lives in the same house. Yet the ballots are from different Indiana House districts.
“I was very concerned. I was afraid that if I filled it out and turned it in and it was discovered that I had the wrong ballot, that that would negate all of my vote. And I want my vote to count,” said Lipp.
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“This type of thing occurs every election cycle,” said Doris Anne Sadler, Marion County clerk.
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