As more Floridians vote by mail, the ACLU expressed concern about a lack of uniformity about how ballots are handled by the state’s 67 county supervisors of election.

The civil rights group also warned that young voters and minorities appear to have a greater chance of having their mail-in ballots rejected, according to a report based on the 2012 and 2016 elections.

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