PDN Voter Guides tailored for Clallam and Jefferson counties

  • Thursday, October 24, 2013 12:01am
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Our official face of this General Election Voter Guide reminds you to VOTE!

Our official face of this General Election Voter Guide reminds you to VOTE!

THE THREE-WEEK voting period in the all-mail general election is now underway, and the Peninsula Daily News helps with voters’ important decision-making.

Two voter guides — one for Jefferson County, including the home-rule charter freeholder election, and one for Clallam County — was included with our Oct. 18-19 edition.

Each magazine-style Voter Guide provides information on candidates as well as local and statewide measures in the election that ends Nov. 5 at 8 p.m.

Complimentary copies are available at courthouses and other public points.

Online versions for both Jefferson and Clallam counties appear at www.peninsuladailynews.com (look for your respective county guide at the bottom of the home page.)

The PDN’s Voter Guides are prepared and published as a public service by the Peninsula Daily News and contain no political advertising.

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