The 8 vote centers from across the county have collected 7,044 in-person ballots as of 3:50 pm today. That’s about 36.4% of registered voters. Combine that with the 44% who already voted either absentee or early, that brings us to 80%.
Fremont County Clerk Julie Freese shared vote centers saw a slight decrease around lunch, but it has picked back up. As a reminder, the lines can be long, but they move fast. If you are needing to update your voter information or register to vote, plan for a little extra time.
Vote centers are open until 7:00 pm tonight. Not sure where to vote? Click here to see the list of vote centers!
There are options for curbside if quarantined (need a letter from the Department of Health). However, the curbside option is available for the elderly and disabled as well. Click here to find out how to cast your vote via curbside.
County 10 will bring you the latest in General Election coverage throughout today and into the evening.