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Heavily Traveled Section of Harrison County Roadway to See Lane Closures, Delays Beginning April 5

FROM THE WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS, DISTRICT 4 OFFICE
 
The West Virginia Division of Highways advises motorists of an extended change in traffic patterns on WV 98 at the VA Hospital accesses. This change is in order to accommodate the closure of the main hospital access during construction of a new parking structure.
 
There will be periodic temporary lane closures for approximately two weeks beginning April 5 to change pavement markings and relocate the signalized access.  The VA parking structure project is expected to be complete Summer of 2022. 
 
Motorists are advised to plan ahead and allow additional time for their commute.  Please note that weather conditions and other unforeseeable events may affect the project schedule. 

by Connect-Bridgeport Staff on April 02, 2020 EST


New State 2020 Primary Election Dates Released

West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner would like the public to be aware of the changes in dates and deadlines for the 2020 Primary Election, which will now be held on June 9. 
 
On Wednesday, Governor Jim Justice moved the Primary Election back 28 days from May 12 to June 9. Information regarding the upcoming election, including how to register to vote and vote absentee, can be found at GoVoteWV.com. 
 
A shareable social media graphic of the dates is attached. The updated dates and deadlines are as follows: 
 
• Jan. 1 – June 3: Eligible voters may apply for a Primary Election absentee ballot 
• April 24: County Clerks to begin mailing absentee ballots to voters who have submitted absentee applications to county clerks 
• May 14 – 20: Sample ballots published in local newspapers throughout the state (publication dates will vary by county) 
• May 19: Voter Registration Deadline 
• May 27 – June 6: Early Voting In-Person period 
• June 2 – 8: Official List of Candidates or Sample Ballot published in local newspapers throughout the state (publication dates will vary by county) 
• June 3: Deadline to submit Absentee-by-Mail Application (must be received by county clerk on this date) 
• June 8: Deadline to hand-deliver Absentee Ballot to County Clerk’s office 
• June 9: Deadline to mail Absentee Ballot to county clerk (must be postmarked by this date) 
• June 9: Primary Election Day (in-person voting locations may differ from regular polling location during COVID-19 pandemic; contact county clerk for more information) 
• June 10: Absentee Ballots mailed without a postmark accepted (absentee ballots without a postmark cannot be counted if received by county clerk after this date) 
• June 15: Start of Canvass (absentee ballots postmarked by Election Day will be accepted if received by the start of Canvass) 
 
All registered voters will receive an application to request an absentee ballot for the June 9 Primary Election from their County Clerk by mail in early-to-mid April. Absentee request forms can also be printed from GoVoteWV.com or obtained by requesting a form from your County Clerk by email, phone, fax or in person.  
 
In an effort to ensure access to a ballot while keeping voters, election workers, and the public safe during the Primary Election, Secretary Warner recommends that voters use the absentee ballot process to vote.
 
Always remember to consult only trusted sources for election information, which are the West Virginia Secretary of State's Office and your local county clerk. County clerk contact information is located at GoVoteWV.com. The WVSOS Elections Division can be reached at elections@wvsos.gov or by phone at 304-558-6000. 
 

by Connect-Bridgeport Staff on April 02, 2020 EST


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