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2022 ELECTION SCHEDULE
August 2, 2022 State Primary
November 8, 2022 General
AUGUST 2 PRIMARY ELECTION - DID YOU KNOW?
At the August primary, voters will cast their ballot to nominate a party's candidates for federal, state, and county offices to run on the November 8 general election ballot, and also vote on any ballot proposals.
The Aug primary is an
open primary, meaning you do not declare a political party preference to vote. The primary election ballot is
PARTISAN and voters may only vote for one party’s candidates. You then can vote the proposal section on the ballot. Splitting the
partisan ticket on August 2 will invalidate the partisan votes on your ballot.
If you want to vote for candidates from multiple parties, you may do so at the November 8 general election.
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