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Election 2020 Down To This

Get Your Ballot To One Of These Boxes

Dirk KnudsenbyDirk Knudsen
November 2, 2020
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Washington County voters have been lagging behind other counties when it comes to early voting.  But the numbers of votes cast early Countywide is still way up according to sources from the elections office.  Well, you have a little less than 24 hours to vote by dropping your ballot at a drop-off location.  This election is going to be one of the ages.  No matter who you are backing or what measures you support 2020 is surely going to be a year loaded with surprises.  We encourage everyone to Vote as it is your American birthright.  Go out and make a difference!

Here is a link to the Washington County Elections Office and a list of all of the places you can drop off those ballots!  Get them in by 8 PM on November 3rd, 2020.

County Information Here-

Oregon Secretary of State – Statewide Ballot Drop Sites

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