Even though the state has been a vote-by-mail state since 1995, the problems with it persist in Oregon. Marion County Clerk Bill Burgess has sent a reminder to Marion County voters via text that provides only little detail to the situation, but suggests that the clerk himself had just previously sent out the wrong date for notifying voters of when the elections occurs. Voters were then reminded that it is too late to mail in your ballot, and it should be dropped off a Marion County ballot drop box.

The unusual message from Bill Burgess via text #41575 is seen here:

“##Welcome to Marion County Clerk - Elections Track Your Ballot##

You may have received an incorrect message with the wrong Election date. Election day is November 3rd. It's too late to mail your ballot. Use one of the many ballot drop boxes in Marion County.

Questions? Call 503-588-5041.

Visit the **[Marion County Elections Website](http://www.co.marion.or.us/co/elections)** for additional election information or visit the **[Oregon Drop Box Locator](http://sos.oregon.gov/voting/Pages/drop-box-locator.aspx)** to find a ballot drop box near you.



**Bill Burgess** **Marion County Clerk** Phone: (503) 588-5041 Email: [elections@co.marion.or.us](mailto:elections@co.marion.or.us)’

--Ben Fisher

Post Date: 2020-10-27 15:39:50

Last Update: 2020-10-27 17:31:08