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San Juan County polling sites stay open despite flooding

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All 33 polling locations stayed open in San Juan County as voters cast ballots despite flooding across the county.

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  1. ABC 4 Utah

    Lt. Governor to allow electronic voting for San Juan County residents impacted by flooding (opens ABC 4 Utah)

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    MONTICELLO, Utah (ABC4) — Due to extreme flooding conditions, Utah's Lieutenant Governor has declared Emergency Election Accommodations. Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson has issued a Declaration of Emergency Election Accommodations for San Jaun County, allowing residents in that area to receive …

  2. ABC 4 Utah

    San Juan County prepares for Election Day, but flood impacts are creating worry (opens ABC 4 Utah)

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    SAN JUAN COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — Flooding in southern Utah has election officials worried about voter turnout, particularly in San Juan County. The San Juan County Clerk's Office is working at making sure that ballot drop-off locations are fully accessible to voters who need them.

  3. ABC 4 Utah

    San Juan County navigates Election Day voting amid flood damage (opens ABC 4 Utah)

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    It is Election Day across Utah, but in San Juan County, recent flooding has made getting to the polls quite the challenge.

  4. KOB 4

    San Juan County polling sites stay open despite flooding (opens KOB 4)

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    KOB 4's feed description

    All 33 polling locations stayed open in San Juan County as voters cast ballots despite flooding across the county.

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