Members of 937 voting households in the Clark County portion of the City of Woodland received their Primary and Special Election voters’ pamphlets last week – a couple of weeks later than most voters due to a distribution glitch, according to a news release from Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey.
The upcoming elections will be held Tue., Aug. 5. Those who received late pamphlets should have gotten them no later than July 24, Kimsey said in the release.
Registered voters who have not received a pamphlet may find an online voters’ guide at clarkvotes.org or may contact the Clark County Elections Department at (360) 397-2345 or elections@clark.wa.gov.
“We are sorry for the inconvenience this has caused these voters, but we are pleased we learned of this before many voters have marked and returned their ballot,” Kimsey said in the release.
