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King County releases ‘The Election Connection’

King County Elections issued the June edition of The Election Connection, an electronic newsletter with information for voters about how to prepare for the upcoming elections.

June 9, 2012 3:35 pm

King County Elections issued the June edition of The Election Connection, an electronic newsletter with information for voters about how to prepare for the upcoming elections. Check it out to see what’s new this year, including:

Updated voter registration cards
Additional voting materials translated into Vietnamese
A renovated Accessible Voting Center in Renton, plus two new “AVCs”
Ballot drop-off vans at three Seattle-area locations
New efficiency measures
“Find your district” web application

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