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Important VOTING Updates from DRRI

Make Sure Your Vote is Counted!

RI’s Presidential Preference Primary ends at 8 pm on Tuesday June 2.    If you requested and received a ballot through the mail, today is too late to return your ballot by mail, but not too late to make your vote count!   You still have 3 options to return your sealed Presidential Preference Primary mail ballot:   Drop it at your Local Board of Canvassers in City or Town Hall or the designated drop box there. List of Board of Canvassers https://elections.ri.gov/canvassers/index.php Drop it in the drop box at a polling place on June 2. List of polling places here: Polling places https://elections.ri.gov/publications/6-2-20%20PPP%20Poll%20List.pdf Drop it in the Board of Elections drop box at the entrance to the Board of Elections parking lot at 2000 Plainfield Pike in Cranston.   All ballots must be received at these locations by 8pm on June 2 to be eligible to be counted.

If you requested a ballot through the mail but did yet not received one, contact your local Board of Canvassers to learn of your options for voting in the June 2 Presidential Preference Primary: https://elections.ri.gov/canvassers/

Disability Rights Rhode Island joined Common Cause RI , the ACLU of RI and the League of Women Voters of RI to successfully advocate that State Elections officials install drop boxes at all polling places for the June 2 Election in order to make delivering mail ballots easier for voters.

If you have questions or concerns about the Presidential Preference Primary, your voting rights and any other disability-related legal concerns, please contact us at:  Disability Rights Rhode Island 401-831-3150 [email protected]   Our answering service is available 24/7 and if you do not reach us during business hours, a member of our staff will return your call within 24 hours.

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