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Sherwood Voters Urged to Mail or Drop Off Recall Ballots Early

Elections officials are encouraging Sherwood voters to mail or drop ballots off as soon as possible for the October 17 Recall Election.
Media release

For Immediate Release: Wednesday, October 04, 2017

Sponsored by: Assessment and Taxation Department, Elections Division

Ballots for the Sherwood Recall Election Must Be Mailed or Dropped Off at Official Collection Sites by 8 p.m. Tuesday, October 17


Washington County elections officials are encouraging voters in the City of Sherwood to mail or drop off their ballots as soon as possible regarding the Recall Election for two city councilors so that all ballots are processed in a timely manner.






Voters throughout Sherwood should have received their recall ballots by mail earlier this week. Both the envelopes containing these ballots and the return envelopes with space for each voter to sign on the back will be labeled "RECALL" to distinguish them from ballots to be mailed separately for the Special Election this November.

Sherwood voters will have until October 12 to send their completed ballots in appropriately signed envelopes with a postmark from the U.S. Postal Service. After this date, completed ballots should be dropped off at official collection sites in order to meet the election's 8 p.m. deadline on October 17.

Ballot drop off sites can be found on the Washington County website at: www.co.washington.or.us/elections

24-hour Drop-off Sites
Voters may drop off their completed ballots at either of these two 24-hour drop-off sites:

Information about vote-by-mail, voter eligibility and other election matters may be found at the Washington County Elections Office website or by calling (503) 846-5800.

Contacts:
Elections Office, 503-846-5800, [email protected]

Joseph Gall, Sherwood City Manager 503-625-4200 [email protected]