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Lt. Governor to allow electronic voting for San Juan County residents impacted by flooding

By ABC4 · November 2, 2026 · 1 min read
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MONTICELLO, Utah (ABC4) — Due to extreme flooding conditions, Utah's Lieutenant Governor has declared Emergency Election Accommodations. Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson has issued a Declaration of Emergency Election Accommodations for San Jaun County, allowing residents in that area to receive and return their ballots electronically.

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