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Mail-in and provisional ballots are still flooding into county election offices in New Jersey. Workers are in overdrive to finish the task quickly and accurately. But several election officials tell NJ Spotlight News there’s frustration with bureaucratic and technical flaws that are slowing the counting process. Contributor Jeff Pillets with VoteBeat joins Anchor Briana Vannozzi to explain.
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