Juneau: An important message from CBJ Elections
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~ The CBJ Elections office has recently become aware of a technical issue that affected a small percentage of ballots mailed out for the State Primary Election. According to their press release, approximately 1% of ballots were affected by a glitch in their printing system.

This glitch may result in some voters receiving two ballots in the mail if they voted with a questioned ballot or updated their voter registration between August 23rd and September 1st. In order to ensure that each voter only casts one vote, CBJ Elections has implemented protocols where only the first ballot received from a voter will be accepted and any subsequent ones will be rejected.

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To address any concerns or questions, the CBJ Elections website has provided FAQs for voters to refer to. The office also assures that they have identified the cause of the glitch and have taken measures to prevent it from happening in future elections.

The CBJ Municipal Clerk's Office can be contacted at (907) 586-5278 for any further inquiries regarding municipal elections. The office would like to thank all those who have reached out with questions and encourages everyone to exercise their right to vote.

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