Politics & Government
Mail Ballot Drop-Boxes Will Be At RI Primary Voting Sites
The state Board of Elections said the boxes will be available at all 47 in-person voting sites ion June 2.
PROVIDENCE, RI — Rhode Islander voters who have not yet returned their mail ballots for the Tuesday presidential primary can do so at their in-person polling place, the state Board of Elections announced. Drop boxes will be placed outside all polling places for this reason.
Because of the coronavirus pandemic, Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea encouraged all voters to cast their ballots by mail.
"Voting from home is the safe and secure way to make your voice heard during the COVID-19 pandemic," Gorbea said.
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Across the state, there will be 47 in-person polling places. Those who vote in person are asked to wear a mask and follow social distancing requirements. A full list of polling places is available on the board's website. Voters can check their polling place on their voter information center. If two polling places are listed, either is acceptable.
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