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Germany said the office will keep using a working group to propose new rules regarding absentee ballots, scanning absentee ballots earlier, the shortened four-week runoff period, ranked-choice ballots for overseas voters, and the state’s new ability to review the performance of county election officials and take over county election offices.

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