MISSOULA — Election Day is tomorrow, and there’s a change this year that you might want to double-check.
Your birth year is now required to be printed in a box below your signature. If you do not include it, your ballot will be rejected. But it can be resolved either in person at the elections center or by contacting the center directly.
A rejected ballot can be resolved until 5 p.m. on the day following the election.
"There was some information out on the internet that was a little bit confusing. We're going to count those on the Monday following, but it's required that we have it resolved in person by 5 p.m.," explained Missoula County Elections Administrator Bradley Seaman.
November 4 is also a mail-in only election, meaning you cannot vote in person. Ballots that haven't been mailed in can be dropped off in person between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. on Tuesday. Postmarks do not count, so be sure to drop your ballot off in person.
Drive-thru drop-offs:
- Hellgate Elementary baseball fields: 2385 Flynn Lane, just north of the school campus
- McCormick Park: 600 Cregg Lane, Missoula
- South Russell Street, between the YMCA and Fairgrounds
Other drop-offs:
- Bonner School: 9045 Hwy 200, Bonner
- Frenchtown Rural Fire District: 16875 Marion St., Frenchtown
- Lolo School: 5305 Farm Lane, Lolo
- Seeley Lake Elementary School: 200 School Lane, Seeley Lake
Ballots may also be returned inside Building B at the Missoula County Elections Center at 140 North Russell Street in Missoula on Election Day (Tuesday, November 4).
You can check the status of your ballot at MyVoterPageMT.com.
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