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The Yakima County Auditors Office has sent out 17,000 ballots for the Tuesday special election. Voters in Mabton, Highland and Selah are being urged to fill out ballots and return them to the auditors office by 8:00 pm Tuesday.

Yakima County Auditor Charles Ross says 11,552 ballots have been returned to the Yakima County Auditor's Office or 9.11 percent.

Ross expects a 50 to 55 percent to be returned to the auditors office by the day of the November 8 general election.

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Yakima County Auditor Charles Ross says military ballots will be sent out on September 23 and all other ballots will be sent to voters in October for the upcoming general election.

Don't forget to follow all the instructions and sign your ballot. Many people forget to sign a ballot.

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Ballots continue to trickle into the Yakima County Auditors Office for the August 2 primary election.

Ross says he's proud of the Elections Department on how they've conducted elections in Yakima County.

22% of the ballots were counted Tuesday, when the election counting is finished Yakima County Auditor Charles Ross expects a 34% turnout.

Your ballot is due a week from Tuesday.

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