Absentee Ballot Applications for 2022 Primary Elections to Be Accepted Beginning June 7

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Absentee Ballot Applications for 2022 Primary Elections to Be Accepted Beginning June 7

Supervisor of Elections, Caroline F. Fawkes has announced, pursuant to Virgin Islands law, the first day of receipt of absentee ballot applications for the 2022 Primary Election is June 7. The applications are available at the Elections System offices territory-wide or at the Elections System websit

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