Elections Might Go Big Box ; Large Voting Centers Could Replace Neighborhood Polling Places
Gazette, The; Colorado Springs, Colo. › March 01, 2005
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Neighborhood polling places might fade away in Colorado elections as officials across the state consider switching to centralized vote centers.
Vote centers are different mainly because a voter can cast a ballot at any of a few dozen locations instead of a single polling place. El Paso County might switch as soon as the November election, replacing 185 polling places with 34 vote centers. A volunteer committee is studying the issue.See the full content of this document
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Elections Might Go Big Box ; Large Voting Centers Could Replace Neighborhood Polling Places
Larimer County in northern Colorado is the only area to use vote centers.
The experiment there, in place since November 2003, has attracted attention. Offic...See the full content of this document
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