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Maryland Lt Gov rejects Trump's corruption claims over mail-in voting error: 'It happens'
Maryland Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller dismissed President Donald Trump's allegations of corruption over a mail-in ballot error, stating such mistakes occur in most elections. Trump accused Democratic Gov. Wes Moore of orchestrating the error to benefit Democrats, but Miller attributed the issue to a vendor's mistake. The Maryland State Board of Elections acknowledged the error and plans to send replacement ballots.
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