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Elections office coming to Renton this weekend

Nov27
2007 Written by Randy Corman

Here is the story about the elections office move to Renton, from today’s PI.

King County WA Elections offices move to Renton

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

SEATTLE — King County Elections will close its office at the King County Administration Building in downtown Seattle and Boeing Field next week to move to a new facility in Renton.

The move will begin this weekend and continue through December.

The 94,000 square foot facility is a redesigned, two-story building.

Elections officials say it will improve the security of ballots and vote counting.

The new facility is designed to accommodate present and future requirements, including vote-by-mail. It will function as a regional voting center when the county goes to all mail voting in August 2008.

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    November 30, 2007 at 3:57 am | Permalink

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