![]() July 18, 2008 Military and oversea voters' ballots mailedElection officials in King County will today mail nearly 7,000 ballots with voters' pamphlets to registered military, overseas civilians and out-of-state residents. The early mailing allows sufficient transit time for voters to receive and return their ballots for the August 19 Top 2 primary. Today's mailing meets the United States Department of Justice's recommended timeframe and demonstrates the county's commitment to serving armed forces and overseas civilian citizens. The top priority is to build, print and mail ballots as quickly as possible to give additional time for ballots traveling thousands of miles to countries including Romania, New Zealand and Denmark. Return postage for these ballots is paid. "We go to great lengths to mail these ballots as early as possible, but we need help from voters to make this work," said Elections Director Sherril Huff. "Voters who are away from home traveling abroad or serving in the armed forces are reminded to contact their home county election office early and keep us updated on where to mail their ballots." Servicemen and women, who do not receive their absentee ballot by August 1, should:
Resources for voters serving in the military or living overseas:
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Updated: Friday, March 5, 2010
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