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ing in, you should call us at 675-3739.”
“Sometimes people don’t know if they’re registered or not. Voter cards get lost in the mail. They should call and make sure they are registered.”
“Also, people think they are registered, because they registered at the Department of Motor Vehicles. But many times those applications are incomplete, not signed and dated, and the applications are denied. We try to get the information, but it’s not always possible.”
So, if a person registered by mail, and did not receive a postcard, they might want to call the Registrar’s office to make sure they are registered.
If a person registered by mail, they must show identification when voting, such as a driver’s license or some form of identification with the person’s name on it.
To many, voting seems more complicated than it is. But in Virginia, Newlin sees the system as being a model one.
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