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Secretary of State hosts Election Administration Training Conference in Nisswa - Vimarsana News

Secretary of State hosts Election Administration Training Conference in Nisswa

Officials around the state prepare for 2024 election season.

Voters can request absentee ballot applications for June 11 primary beginning Friday - Vimarsana News

Voters can request absentee ballot applications for June 11 primary beginning Friday

North Dakota military service members and residents currently overseas can request absentee ballots for the state’s June 11 primary beginning Friday. Domestic North Dakota voters can begin to request their absentee ballots on May 2, according to state election law. Voters who choose to vote absentee must fill out a ballot application and have their […] The post Voters can request absentee ballot applications for June 11 primary beginning Friday appeared first on North Dakota Monitor.

Source: yahoo.com
Confusion on both sides over Missouri's presidential primary process - Vimarsana News

Confusion on both sides over Missouri's presidential primary process

The state's new law eliminated the statewide presidential primary in Missouri.

Source: kmbc.com
When is the Florida Presidential Preference Primary? - Vimarsana News

When is the Florida Presidential Preference Primary?

In addition to November's general election, Florida has two primary elections, including the Presidential Preference Primary. Here's what to know...

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Incorrect RI Spanish ballots considered cast by stage agency - Vimarsana News

Incorrect RI Spanish ballots considered cast by stage agency

Early, in-person voters were given electronic ballots that erroneously listed the names of 2018 - instead of 2022 - candidates