Mercer County has thus far escaped most of the rancor, suspicion and misinformation that have come to plague election officials in other parts of the state.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-10-18 14:02:35">October 18, 2024 at 2:02 p.m.</time>

Mercer County has thus far escaped most of the rancor, suspicion and misinformation that have come to plague election officials in other parts of the state.{ai:summary}<p>Mercer County has largely avoided the conflicts and misinformation affecting election officials in other regions of the state. This relative calm contrasts with the challenges faced elsewhere in the electoral process.</p><p>#politics</p>

How one swing-state county has escaped election conspiracies

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