New York City to Send Out Nearly 100,000 New Mail-In Ballots After Error

Voters cast their ballot in the midterm election at the Brooklyn Museum polling station in New York on Nov. 6, 2018. Angela Weiss/AFP via Getty Images

New York City election officials are moving forward with a plan to send nearly 100,000 new absentee ballots to voters after they received envelopes with the wrong address and names printed on them.

New York City’s Board of Elections Executive Director Michael Ryan said the board’s print vendor, Phoenix Graphics, had a printing run error.