Takoma Park Voters Cast 76 Ballots On First Day of Early Voting (VIDEOS)
UPDATED Voters in the cities of Gaithersburg, Rockville and Takoma Park will go to the polls to cast their ballots on Nov. 3rd.
Early voting in the City of Takoma Park began on Oct. 28th and continues through Sunday, November 1st. According to Takoma Park City Clerk Jessie Carpenter, 76 voters turned out for the first day of early voting. There are just over 11,000 registered voters in the City of Takoma Park, which includes teens ages 16 and up. That number may fluctuate because the city has same-day voter registration.
Carpenter says that the city is expecting more voters to turnout over the weekend. The city is also trying something new this year and moved the early voting location for Friday to the New Hampshire Avenue Recreation Center, while Saturday’s early voting location will be at Sligo Creek Park at Sligo Creek Parkway and Kennebec Avenue.
For more information about the city’s early voting process, you can view the Takoma Park City TV videos below.
Early Voting in Takoma Park
Early Voting in Takoma Park (Spanish)
Schedule of Voting in Takoma Park:
You can find more information about the Takoma Park election on its website.
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