On election night, we all want to know the results right away, but counting ballots takes time, even for a special election such as the 79th Assembly District Primary Election.
Tomorrow is the last day to cast your ballot in the 79th State Assembly District Special Election. The Registrar’s office and your assigned polling place will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day, April 6.
If you’re a 79th Assembly District voter and have been holding onto your mail ballot, act now and vote from the comfort of your home. Sign and date your return envelope, seal your completed ballot inside and return it to a trusted source.
With just over a week left to vote, the Registrar’s office reports more than 40,000 voters residing in the 79th Assembly District have already cast their ballot in the April 6 Special Election. That’s over 13% of the district’s 300,000+ voters.
As mail ballots start showing up for 79th Assembly District voters, the Registrar of Voters is encouraging the residents to vote safer at home.
Over 300,000 mail ballots will soon be on their way to registered voters eligible to vote in the 79th State Assembly District Primary Election on April 6.
