Jefferson County voters had returned 7,517 ballots, or 34.44 percent of the 21,827 issued in the all-mail primary election, by Tuesday.
A total of 121 ballots were undeliverable, said Betty Johnson, voter registration coordinator.
To be counted, ballots must be received by 8 p.m. Tuesday by the Jefferson County Auditor’s Office — which is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays at the courthouse at 1820 Jefferson St. in Port Townsend — or postmarked by next Tuesday.
Clallam County East End voters had returned 5,879 ballots, or 30.78 percent of the 19,097 issued in the all-mail primary election, by Tuesday.
Jefferson County voters are deciding on an $8.4 million bond issue for the expansion and renovation of the Jefferson County Library.
Port Townsend voters are making choices in a race for the Port Townsend City Council seat now held by Laurie Medlicott, who is not running for re-election.
The ballot has four names, but only two — Jack Range and Deborah Stinson — are viable candidates.
Both Paul Richmond and Pamela Adams withdrew from the race after the deadline had passed to remove their names from the ballot.
Ballot measures
In the city of Port Townsend, 1,768 ballots, or 25.84 percent, had been returned out of 6,843 issued — a number that includes replacement ballots.
In the library district, 5,749 ballots, or 38.27 percent, had been returned out of 15,024 issued.
To confirm that a ballot has been received by the Jefferson County Auditor’s Office, email karenc@co.jefferson.wa.us or phone 360-385-9117 or 360-385-9119.
