The June 9 Statewide Primaries and June 23 runoffs are set to proceed as scheduled. Voting options remain unchanged.
Voters should prepare now to exercise their right to vote by choosing the best option for them.
Vote Absentee
Those who qualify are urged to vote absentee as soon as possible.
If voting absentee by mail, apply now.
In-person absentee voting at county voter registration offices started on May 4.
Qualifications include:
Being age 65 or older
Having a disability (includes illness and injury)
Attending a sick or disabled person
Vote on Election Day
Election officials are taking steps to protect the health of voters and poll managers on voting day June 9.
Poll managers will receive special Covid-19 training on applying social distancing and maintaining sanitary conditions in the polling place.
Election officials are working to find:
Masks, face shields and gloves for poll managers.
Sneeze guards for check-in stations.