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Tour the Whatcom County election center this month to learn about the local election process

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The Whatcom County Auditor’s office will hold tours of the election center from July 29 to July 31. Participants will observe how ballots are processed and learn about the security measures implemented during elections. Each tour is expected to last under an hour, providing insights into local electoral procedures. To reserve a spot, individuals must call 360-778-5102 or email elections@co. whatcom.

wa. us. This initiative aims to increase transparency and build public trust in the electoral process. Engaging the community in understanding these procedures is vital for fostering confidence in democracy. Historically, local election offices have implemented various security measures to protect the integrity of the voting process.

Such tours can help demystify the election process and encourage voter participation.

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