VOTE BY MAIL IN THE NEWS
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VOTE BY MAIL IN THE NEWS
FOR THE 2020 WV GENERAL ELECTION
June 4, 2020
WV MetroNews
May 13, 2020
WAJR - Morgantown
Mon County Democrats call for special session to pass vote by mail
The Mon County Democrat Executive Committee has passed a resolution supporting a special legislative session to pass universal vote-by-mail for the November General election.
May 6, 2020
Del. Evan Hansen
Del. John Doyle
Del. Mike Pushkin
Del. Sean Hornbuckle
Del. Danielle Walker
in The Gazette-Mail
May 4, 2020
Del. John Doyle in the Shepherdstown Chronicle
April 15, 2020
Natalie Tennant
VOTE BY MAIL IN THE NEWS
FOR THE 2020 WV PRIMARY ELECTION
June 22, 2020
The State Journal
June 22, 2020
The State Journal
WV Sec. of State Warner reflects on primary election, third electronic voting pilot project
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The voting portal for the primary was used by 180 voters from 26 countries and from every continent except Antarctica. Twenty-five of those 180 voters were citizens with qualifying disabilities.
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May 31, 2020
WV MetroNews
April 22, 2020
Sen. Mike Romano
Del. Evan Hansen
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We asked the Republican Legislative Leadership to support a Vote-By-Mail Primary, but received no response. No party can be disadvantaged by a Vote-By-Mail Primary, so there is absolutely no reason to risk everyone's health to play politics. It's time to put West Virginians first.
April 22, 2020
West Virginia Democratic Party
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Vote-by-mail ensures the safety of West Virginians, from the voters to our poll workers. Now more than ever we need to find commonsense solutions to ensure that West Virginians are able to vote in 2020 and able to do so safely!
April 22, 2020
The Gazette-Mail
Legislators call for mail-only voting for primary election
Warner says current options are safe
April 11, 2020
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Conduct W.Va. primary by mail only
Letter to the Editor
March 23, 2020
Del. Barbara Evans Fleischauer
Del. Evan Hansen
Letter to Gov. Jim Justice
PROTECTING PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE 2020 ELECTIONS:
Even though all West Virginians are now allowed to vote using absentee ballots in the primary, we remain concerned for the health of voters and poll workers, thousands of whom are elderly and in the most at-risk age group.