County seeks investigation on how some people voted twice

Published December 1, 2006 5:00am ET



Baltimore County?s election director said she has sent a list of voters who cast two ballots in November?s elections to the Maryland Attorney General?s office for investigation.

The list was small, said election director Jackie McDaniel, but significant enough to ask the state to investigate why the voters cast absentee ballots and voted at the polls. The county?s election board was overwhelmed with 31,000 requests for absentee ballots, delaying mailings by more than a week, she said, and many still had not received theirs by Election Day.

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