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States urge alternative voting methods ahead of Tuesday primaries

March 14, 2020 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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States urge alternative voting methods ahead of Tuesday primaries
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This story is from nbcNews by Kevin Collier:

As coronavirus continues to spread, election officials in the four states holding presidential primaries next Tuesday are encouraging Americans to vote by unconventional means to avoid crowds.

That usually means voting by mail or voting early to avoid large crowds in states where those things are an option — as is the case in those holding primaries March 17.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention declared the coronavirus a pandemic Wednesday, and has recommended that election officials“[e]ncourage voters to use voting methods that minimize direct contact with other people and reduce crowd size at polling stations.”

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Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: Absentee and Mail Voting, American State Elections, Election Methods, Election Security, Polling, Voter Access

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