Sac County's mail-in ballots aimed to improve turnout, so did they?

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Channel: KCRA 3 · 2018 · News & Politics

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Just 37 percent of California's registered voters actually cast ballots in the June primary, but five counties, including Sacramento and Nevadad, used a new vote-by-mail system aimed to improve participation. While voter turnout may have been up, so was the voter confusion.

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