Maryland AG criticizes governor's plan to conduct election
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland’s attorney general warned Friday of “devastating consequences” if all eligible voters are not directly sent ballots to mail in for November's election due to safety concerns about the coronavirus, instead of Gov. Larry Hogan's directive to mail applications for voters to request absentee ballots if they want to vote by mail.
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