Washington Office of the Secretary of State

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Washington Office of the Secretary of State @secstatewa

@MichelleLiTV @KimWyman12 @KING5Seattle Ultimately, if the voter returns both ballots, only one will be counted. If the voter only returns the ballot from their former county of residence, only the races the voter is eligible to vote in for their new county of residence will be counted. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Oct. 21, 2020

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@MichelleLiTV @KimWyman12 @KING5Seattle VoteWA, the election management system, does have a record of these transactions and can determine which ballot is active. The voter should only vote the ballot from the county in which they reside. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Oct. 21, 2020

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@GeorgiaLoch Per state law voters have the right to absolute secrecy of the vote. The purpose the secrecy envelope is ensure the voter's ballot remains secret during processing. This is listed in RCW 29A.04.206: https://t.co/rMCOti0Oqq — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Oct. 21, 2020