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Voting today?

Posted by Candice on Tuesday, Nov 4, 2014

If you're heading out to vote today, you'll need to go to your polling station.

You can find your polling station with the Johnson County Auditor's nifty locator!

This is a new version of their locator, and it utilizes their awesome GIS viewer, which is itself a fantastic tool for viewing maps and information about the area. This locator also gives you directions on how to get to your polling place from your street address.

Of course, you can call us at 356-5200, and we'll look up your polling place for you!

 

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I work at the Info Desk on the second floor, and I select books for the adult nonfiction collection. I have a degree in anthropology, which really helps in selecting...well...almost anything. I also manage the Art To Go collection of framed prints and original art, and the nonfiction DVDs.
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