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I think it's supposed to be a good thing. A thing they'd generally fight against, if I have it correct. It might be where you are given the opportunity to correct a mistake on the outside of your mail in ballot, maybe other areas too. Nothing illegal. Just correcting simple mistakes. Mistakes that can often easily been seen as mistakes. But at other times these guys argue that the mistakes should stand. Anything to fuck people until they need it!
"I found out my wife voted for Kamala behind my back, that's a mistake that needs to be fixed."