Allegheny County Elections Division Launches Search Tool To Determine If You Received Incorrect Mail-In Ballot
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- A search tool has been launched for voters in Allegheny County to be able to check and see whether or not they received an incorrect mail-in ballot for the upcoming election.
On Wednesday, the Allegheny County Elections Division announced that more than 28,000 incorrect ballots were sent out and that corrected ballots would be sent to those affected by the error.
Midwest Direct, the company hired by the county to mail out the ballots, blames a computer glitch for the errors. Midwest Direct is also being blamed for ballot issues in Westmoreland County and Ohio.
New ballots, marked "corrected ballot," were mailed on Thursday.
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The county's new search tool allows you to search by name or Voter ID to see if you were sent an incorrect ballot.
The tool can be accessed online, which can be found here.
If you did receive an incorrect ballot, the Elections Division said that voters will receive corrected ballots beginning the week of Oct. 19.
More information can be found on the Allegheny County Election Division's website.
You are also able to track the status of your mail-in ballot on the state's website - VotesPa.com
