A voting advocacy group is recalling 80,000 North Carolina absentee ballot applications for having voters' names and addresses pre-printed on them.
CVI, one of the most active groups of its kind in the state, will send an explanation and an unmarked application to the 80,000 potential voters, CVI founder Page Gardner said. The group plans to send more than a million applications around the state in total.
“There were differences of opinion on how to interpret the statute,” Garner said. “All that being said, we respect their decision and now we're going forward to correct it.” Like many states, North Carolina saw a surge of voters who chose to mail in their ballots for the primary election this spring. State lawmakers40 percent of voters may choose to vote by mail for the general election in November.
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