Date, process change for voting in June 23 Virginia primaries
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The Augusta County Voter Registration Office would like to remind voters of changes in dates and voting process for the upcoming primary on June 23.
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LWV sues to remove voting barrier during COVID-19
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The ACLU of Virginia filed a federal lawsuit today challenging Virginia’s “witness requirement.”
Northam signs election, voting laws package
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Gov. Ralph Northam has signed new laws to repeal Virginia’s voter ID law, make Election Day a state holiday in Virginia, and expand access to early voting.
ACLU offers voting tips during COVID-19 pandemic
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The ACLU of Virginia provided a series of recommendations earlier this week to Gov. Ralph Northam on how to alleviate the negative impact COVID-19 will have on the ability of Virginians to participate in upcoming elections.
Staunton COVID-19 Updates: Parking, voting, more
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Customers who contract with the City of Staunton for monthly parking in the New Street parking garage, the Johnson Street parking garage, the Wharf parking lot or the Augusta Street parking lot will receive a notice in the next several days.
Absentee voting for March 3 Democratic primary begins this week
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Registered voters in Virginia may now request an absentee ballot for the March 3 Democratic presidential primary.
Northam announces voting-rights agenda for 2020 General Assembly session
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Gov. Ralph Northam today announced legislative proposals to implement early voting and make Election Day a state holiday.
Rasoul bill creates ranked-choice voting, true open primaries
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Del. Sam Rasoul, D-Roanoke, has introduced the Depolarizing Politics Act, HB 360, which would bring ranked choice voting and a true open primary system to the Commonwealth.
U.S. House passes Voting Rights Advancement Act
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The House of Representatives today passed legislation to defend Americans against attacks on their voting rights.
Analysis: Augusta County Sheriff Donald Smith bucks voting trend
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Augusta County voters largely voted straight ticket, except when it came to the vote for sheriff.
