Thurston County launches drive-through at SPSCC for voting services during COVID-19
It’s Aug. 3, the day before ballots are due for the 2020 Primary Election. You swear you left your mail-in ballot magnetized to your refrigerator, but it’s not there now and the clock is ticking. What do you do?
In a typical year in Thurston County, you would go to the Auditor’s Office in Building 1 of the county courthouse complex and get a replacement ballot.
But, during COVID-19, Auditor Mary Hall says that wasn’t a safe option.
So for this year’s primary and general elections, voters will instead be able to access physically distant, drive-through voting services launched Wednesday at South Puget Sound Community College’s campus on Mottman Road in Olympia.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/wellness/thurston-county-launches-drive-through-at-spscc-for-voting-services-during-covid-19/ar-BB16RWQ2?li=BBnbfcL&ocid=DELLDHP