Several Mississippi voters need their ballots ‘cured.’ Here’s how the process works
A Democracy Docket article explains how Mississippi's ballot curing process works as Democrat Scott Colom holds an extremely narrow lead over Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in the state's Senate race. Voters flagged for issues such as missing photo ID have until November 10 to cure their ballots, with counties certifying results by November 13, and advocacy groups attribute many problems to tens of thousands of voters wrongly marked 'inactive' over faulty data.
