Forced into action by the coronavirus, the Garden State mailed ballots to all eligible voters. Here’s how the largest county handled operations.
Voting Rights
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New York Voters With Disabilities Left Out of the Absentee Voting System
Accustomed to voting at the polls but compelled by COVID-19 to vote absentee, disabled voters had to surmount obstacles that an unprepared state inflicted on them.
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Some Problems as New Yorkers Go to the Polls
A handful of polling places didn’t open on time, and some voters received partial ballots or none at all.
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New York City Braces for Election Day
Elections officials and campaigns work to prepare for an unusual voting process, just as the city rebounds from the coronavirus tragedy.
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Good News and Bad News for Election Day
Biden keeps widening his lead over Trump. But the efforts to frustrate a fair election keep proliferating. The remedy: a blowout, theft-proof win.
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Next Generation Voters
Getting more young people to vote means getting the hurdles out of the way.
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Some Tuesday Voters Still Encountered an Obstacle Course
In seven states and D.C., voters went to the polls or mailed in ballots—or tried to.
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Kingmaker: How John Roberts Will Pick the Next President
The election will not be decided on election night. What will happen afterward?
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Voting Rights Lawsuits Multiply Across the Country
Access to absentee ballots and ensuring a fair count have suddenly become newly important, because of the coronavirus pandemic.
