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2 responses to “Alix’s (printable) Voter Guide – June 2018”
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I have recently returned to southern California (San Clemente) after an 8 year stint in Washington DC, so found your information extremely helpful. There is a section (Statewide Propositions) in your documents that is not included in the Orange County General Election Information Guide Sample Ballet. I plan on voting by sending in the General Election Ballot which does not include these items – are they subject to voting in this election?
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Yes! All California voters should have all 11 propositions on their ballot. Sounds like you need to get a new ballot from your county registrar. You can also request a provisional ballot at your polling place.
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