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Woman finds hundreds of blank election ballots in Amazon delivery

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A woman in Maine says that her latest Amazon package came with hundreds of blank ballots for the upcoming state election.

According to ABC News, “The Newburgh woman, who asked not to be identified, said she ordered coffee, rice and paper plates from the virtual shopping giant, but when she opened her package this week, she found hundreds of blank state ballots for the upcoming elections next month, state officials confirmed to ABC News.”

It is unclear how the mistake occurred, but the package reportedly showed signs of having been opened and retaped.

The bemused woman handed over the ballots at the town office, and the matter is under investigation by Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows.

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