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By HENRY FREDERICK / Headline Surfer
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- The Volusia County Supervisor of Elections Office recently mailed updated voter information cards to voters in the City of Daytona Beach following recent redistricting changes to city zones.
The updated cards provide voters with their current voter information, including assigned city zone, precinct, and polling places. Voters who received a new card are encouraged to carefully review their information and keep the most recent card for their records.
Because some voters may have received more than one voter card during the update process, voters should check the issue date printed on the bottom of the card. If the voter has multiple cards, they should always refer to the card with the most recent issue date. Older cards may be shredded or safely discarded.
“Keeping voter information accurate and up to date is an important of helping voters be election ready,” said Supervisor Lisa Lewis, in a prress release to Headline Surfer. “We encourage Daytona Beach voters to review their updated card and visit VolusiaElections.gov to confirm their voter status, assigned zone, precinct and polling place.”
“Keeping voter information accurate and up to date is an important of helping voters be election ready,” said Supervisor Lisa Lewis, in a prress release to Headline Surfer. “We encourage Daytona Beach voters to review their updated card and visit VolusiaElections.gov to confirm their voter status, assigned zone, precinct and polling place.”
Voters do not need their voter information card to vote; however, it is a helpful resource for confirming election related information. Voters may verify their registration status, city zone, precinct, polling place and other important information at VoulsiaElections.gov.
For questions or additional assistance, voters may contact the Supervisor of Elections Office at 386-736-5930 or VolusiaElections.gov.
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