Georgia Officials Ordered to Count All Absentee Votes
Georgia Secretary of State Robyn Crittenden told county election officials to count absentee ballots even if they lack a voter’s date of birth, as long as the voter’s identity can be verified, the Atlanta Journal Constitution reports.
Brian Kemp (R) holds the lead over Stacey Abrams (D) in the race to become Georgia’s governor. Abrams would need to gain more than 20,000 votes to force the race into a runoff.
https://politicalwire.com/2018/11/12/georgia-election-officials-ordered-to-count-all-absentee-votes/
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I live on an avenue. I received mail that was incorrectly addressed to a street of the same name but designated as "street" instead of avenue. It had even originally been sent to a different city yet I still finally received it.
There's no excuse for the mailings to be returned to sender when they were clearly addressed to a county official. That decision stinks up the joint from Georgia all the way here to Colorado. Especially when historically the USPS has prided itself on deciphering weird addresses and still delivering the mail to the right place.
I so hope those ballots are counted, too, and there won't even be a need for a runoff. 
