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Preparing for the election

Toronto, OHLocal News

As the Nov. 5 general election nears, Jefferson County is gearing up for early in-person absentee voting, set to start at 8 a. m. on Tuesday. Bob Gale, the director of the Jefferson County Board of Elections, stated that his office will also begin mailing absentee ballots to voters who have requested them on the same day.

This proactive approach aims to facilitate voter participation and ensure a smooth electoral process. Gale highlighted the importance of early voting, especially for those who may face obstacles on Election Day. Residents are reminded to confirm that they have submitted their absentee ballot requests to avoid any last-minute issues. The upcoming election is anticipated to garner significant attention from the local community, reflecting the vital role of civic engagement. As preparations continue, officials encourage residents to stay informed about their voting options.

The efforts made by the Board of Elections are crucial to enhancing voter turnout and making the election accessible to all.

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