South Valley voters exercise their ‘civic duty’ | Gilroy Dispatch | Gilroy, California
Local officials said they will follow state election laws after federal agents sought to separate ballots from alleged non-citizens, while turnout stayed steady.
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SanBenito.com | Hollister, San Juan Bautista, CASouth Valley voters exercise their ‘civic duty’
Tuesday’s general election took place within a deeply divided American electorate and under a cloud of concerns about the nation’s future. Still, voters in South Valley showed up steadily at vote centers throughout the day Nov. 3, with many making quick stops to drop off their ballots already filled out, signed and sealed. In some counties, nearly one-third of registered voters dropped off or mailed their ballots before Election Day.
South Valley voters exercise their ‘civic duty’ | Gilroy Dispatch | Gilroy, California
Tuesday’s general election took place within a deeply divided American electorate and under a cloud of concerns about the nation’s future. Still, voters in South Valley showed up steadily at vote centers throughout the day Nov. 3, with many making quick stops to drop off their ballots already filled out, signed and sealed. In some counties, nearly one-third of registered voters dropped off or mailed their ballots before Election Day.
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