Friday, August 10, 2018
In addition to counting mail-in ballots, county officials must review nearly 9,000 provisional ballots, given to voters at the polls when their eligibility is in question. The counties have until Aug. 20 to finish. Mr. Colyer’s campaign on Friday announced plans to have representatives in all 105 counties when provisional ballots are reviewed. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/kris-kobach-e2-80-99s-lead-over-jeff-colyer-is-at-110-in-kansas-e2-80-99-republican-primary-for-governor/ar-BBLM3ff
kobach leads by 120, with 9000 to count. my guess is he will not do well with provisional voters, since he is the one making them use a provisional vote.
kobach leads by 120, with 9000 to count. my guess is he will not do well with provisional voters, since he is the one making them use a provisional vote.
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