Shawnee County Elections Office Announces Early Voting and Election Day Reminders

July 24, 2025 | Shawnee County, Kansas

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Shawnee County Elections Office Announces Early Voting and Election Day Reminders

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Early voting is in full swing in Shawnee County, with the Elections Office reminding residents that they can cast their ballots from 8 AM to 7 PM through Friday, and from 8 AM to noon on Monday, just ahead of Election Day next week. Jake Fisher from the Elections Office also announced that the Board of County Canvassers will convene on August 18 at 9 AM to finalize the election results.

In other news, the Shawnee County Fair recently concluded with a successful Professional Bull Riders (PBR) event, drawing around 2,000 attendees. Kellen Site Storm highlighted that the fair's first PBR event not only attracted a large crowd but also generated profits, with 10% of earnings being donated back to the fair.

Additionally, a concert at Great Overland Station was noted as a significant event, although attendance details were not immediately available. Commissioner Rippon emphasized the economic impact of local attractions, noting that visitors from surrounding areas contribute to the county's economy.

As the meeting progressed, commissioners were reminded that there would be no work session on Thursday, signaling a busy week ahead as the county prepares for the upcoming election.

Converted from Shawnee County Kansas Commission Meeting 2025/07/28 meeting on July 24, 2025
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