Community Bulletin
Podiatrists Jennifer Michael, DPM, and Addison Michael, DPM, are accepting new patients at four clinics — Buckhannon, Elkins, Flatwoods and Weston — bringing foot and ankle surgery, wound care and diabetic foot care within reach across central West Virginia. Read more →
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West Virginia voters can now check which races they will vote on November 3 through an online sample ballot lookup, according to a release from the secretary of state’s office.
New registrations and changes to voter registration are due October 13. In-person early voting runs October 21-31.
The lookup tool requires a first and last name, birth date and home county. A print option lets voters keep a copy while they consider their selections.
“The sample ballot lookup tool is a resource that helps prepare voters for Election Day. Reviewing your sample ballot in advance can help you feel more confident and prepared when you enter the polls,” West Virginia Secretary of State Kris Warner said in the September 29 release.
A separate statewide list provides sample ballots for all 55 counties.
My Buckhannon covered a similar lookup tool in April ahead of the May 12 primary.
GoVoteWV.com explains the new photo ID requirements and provides absentee voting information.
