Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Elections topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Commissioner urges voters to return primary ballots, outlines local ballot measures
Summary
A Spokane County commissioner reminded residents that "Tomorrow is the last day to turn in your primary ballot," and listed measures voters may see: a West Plains Aquifer Protection Area measure, a renewal of STA transit funding, and a Spokane County Library Levy. The commissioner also shared resources for voter registration and replacement ballots.
A Spokane County commissioner urged residents to vote in the primary, saying, "Tomorrow is the last day to turn in your primary ballot," and reminding listeners that the primary will determine which candidates move to the general election.
The commissioner named three local measures that some voters may see: a measure to create the West Plains Aquifer Protection Area, a renewal of STA transit funding, and a Spokane County Library Levy. The commissioner directed listeners seeking voter registration help, ballot drop box locations, or replacement ballots to the Washington secretary of state's elections website at sos.wa.gov/elections.
The announcement framed the items as matters residents can weigh in on in the coming election; the speaker did not provide additional details such as ballot language, levy amounts, or election precincts in these remarks.
