I got an email from a MySaline reader, asking about where to vote in the primary election, and which ballot to get. I was pretty sure I knew the right answers, but I called to confirm with the County Clerk’s office, so here is the legit info:
The email went thusly:
“I would like to find out where I would need to go to vote in the primary elections.
Also, I would like to know the rules for voting in the primary, if they are open to registered members of any or no party.”
b. There will also be no record of who voted for which candidate. There will only which party’s ballot they choose for the Primary Election.
b. Non-partisan tickets won’t have Republican-only or Democratic-only races on them at all. It will only have Non-Partisan races and issues/referendums.
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