Washoe County voters in Nevada are reporting mail-in ballot return envelopes marked with the word "FALSE," raising concerns about potential voter confusion ahead of elections. Authorities confirm the issue affects voters across political affiliations, with no indication of partisan targeting. The county’s Registrar of Voters has acknowledged the problem but has not yet clarified the cause or next steps. Election officials are urging affected voters to contact their local registrar for assistance.
Thousands of voters in Washoe County, Nev., received mail-in ballot return envelopes with the word “FALSE” written on them. A spokesperson for the county’s Registrar of Voters, George Guthrie, said in a statement to The Hill that the affected envelopes were “not limited to voters of any particular political party.” “The inclusion of the word...
