Johnson County's New Voter Education Plan Amid Tighter Mail-In Ballot Rules
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Johnson County Election Office introduces a new voter education plan amidst stricter mail-in ballot rules due to Senate Bill four. The law reduces the grace period, requiring ballots to arrive by seven p.m. on Election Day. Local leaders emphasize the importance of every vote, encouraging early voting or drop-box submissions. The primary is on August fourth, and the general on November third. Visit jocoelection.org for details.
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