More than 100,000 Santa Clara County mail-in ballots need to have an ink smudge hand erased before they can be counted, in a major mail-in ballot snafu.
There will be more, Supervisor Liz Kniss said today.
About 80 percent of the ballots in the county are mail-in.
More information to follow.
Uploaded: Tue, Nov 2, 2010, 11:00 am More than 100,000 Santa Clara County mail-in ballots need to have an ink smudge hand erased before they can be counted, in a major mail-in ballot snafu. There will be more, Supervisor Liz Kniss said today. About 80 percent of the ballots in the county are mail-in. More information to follow.
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