Amador County – Amador County Registrar of Voters Sheldon Johnson reminded voters recently that tomorrow’s special election, Tuesday, Jan. 4, also has a limited number of voting places open, due to a one-time consolidation of voting places.

Voters should check their sample ballot for the location of their polling places. The special election will fill the office left open by the late State Senator Dave Cox in District 1, which includes Amador County. Candidates are Republican Ted Gaines and Democrat Ken Cooley.

The only voting places that are open Tuesday in Amador County will be Jackson City Hall, Evalyn Bishop Hall, Sutter Creek Auditorium, New Life Christian Center in Pine Grove, Plymouth City Hall, the Lockwood Fire House in Volcano, and Mace Meadow Country Club in Pioneer.

Vote-by-mail applications may be requested by walking in to the registrar’s office today until the close of business hours, or when polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 4.

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