Ballot curing: Everything to know about fixing defective mail-in votes

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A portion of ballots that are cast by mail in the 2024 elections will inevitably contain deficiencies because of human error, but whether voters are afforded the chance to fix, or cure, their ballots’ problems depends on the state or sometimes the county.

These policy variations have been known to stir up controversy in recent elections because they are perceived to benefit one political party over another.

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