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Elections Officials Clarify Voting Info
Tuesday Voters Not Seeing "Voter Credit"
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Richmond, Va. (Newsradiowrva.com) - State and local election officials, even the Republican Party of Virginia, are trying to correction some misinformation making the rounds on social media regarding "voter credits." Voters can check on line to see their voting record on the state website.
However, if you voted on Tuesday, that information is not updated yet. The registrar's association stressing it's because the update isn't automatic, and it takes time following the counting, and the protocals for potential recounts, to get the information in.
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Both the Virginia Board of Elections and the Registrar's Association stress nothing nefarious is going on