County Board of Elections Commissioner Dustin Czarny, a Democrat, said that there are 51 mail-in ballots received that have not yet been scanned. There are also 459 mail-in ballots that could still be received. An unknown number of affidavit ballots also remains uncounted, he added.
“Those will be opened [Wednesday] in front of the candidates,” Czarny said.
The Board of Elections expects to have a full count of the mail-in ballots and affidavit ballots by June 30. Results have to be certified by July 7, Czarny noted.
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