This story is from The Washington Post by Joseph Marks:

More money, better and earlier planning by political leaders – and a big dose of bipartisan cooperation.

Those are some of the top-line items state and local election officials are seeking as they scramble to prepare for November’s general election. 

The officials were summoned by the Election Assistance Commission, a federal body that helps guide best practices for elections, to pore over the good, the bad and the ugly from more than three months of primaries since the coronavirus pandemic struck in March.

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