Federal appeals court suggests late-arriving Minnesota ballots may be tossed
A new ruling ordered Minnesota to separate absentee ballots that arrive after Election Day from others in case they are invalidated later.
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Federal appeals court suggests late-arriving Minnesota ballots may be tossed
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