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Pendleton County approves medical emergency absentee voting policy for 2026
Summary
Commissioners unanimously approved a Medical Emergency Absentee Voting Policy for the 2026 General Election on a motion by Commissioner Roger Dahmer.
The Pendleton County Commission approved a Medical Emergency Absentee Voting Policy for the 2026 General Election on July 21. The motion to adopt the policy was made by Commissioner Roger Dahmer and passed unanimously.
The transcript records the approval but does not include the text of the policy or implementation details; county election officials will apply the policy during the 2026 general election cycle.
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