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A patchwork of officials in many states have some form of ballot-tracking tech. Here’s a list of places where at least some counties offer the tech made by BallotTrax and Ballot Scout, the two most common systems. https://t.co/Up73BLspcp https://t.co/QTLHVM8bnV — PolitiTweet.org

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The technology tracks the envelope that contains your ballot, not your actual ballot or the votes it contains. That remains totally private. All these systems are doing is helping you access your own information from the voter rolls and the Postal Service. https://t.co/Up73BLspcp — PolitiTweet.org

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If your local election board doesn’t have the service, there’s another free option available to most Americans: USPS Informed Delivery. If you sign up for this service, you can get a daily email with photographs of the mail that’s headed your way. https://t.co/lr2QGHv1Ge — PolitiTweet.org

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