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Atlantic County primary vote totals to be amended

Source: Press of Atlantic City · Jul 23, 2026, 7:05 AM

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Atlantic County Clerk Joseph Giralo announced that his office has filed amended 2026 primary election results after the county Board of Elections opened and counted 24 cure ballots that had been delayed.

The correction reflects an effort to ensure accurate vote totals in the primary election.

Key points

  • Atlantic County Clerk Joseph Giralo filed amended 2026 primary election results
  • 24 cure ballots were opened and counted by the county Board of Elections
  • The ballots were delayed, prompting the need for corrected vote totals
  • The amendment process demonstrates election administration procedures for handling delayed ballots

FAQ

What are cure ballots in elections?
Cure ballots are provisional ballots or mail-in ballots that voters are given an opportunity to correct if there are issues like missing signatures or other defects that would prevent them from being counted in the initial count.
Why would primary election results need to be amended?
Election results may be amended when previously uncounted ballots are discovered and processed, ensuring the final certified totals accurately reflect all valid votes cast.
What is the role of a county clerk in elections?
County clerks oversee election administration, maintain voter records, process ballots, and certify election results for their counties.

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