CDC: Voters with COVID-19 can cast ballots in-person
The Centers for Disease Control says anyone isolating or quarantining because of exposure still has the right to cast his or her ballot.
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Nov 4, 2020, 12:52 AM
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4ds agoIf you
have COVID-19, you were still able vote in person this
Election Day.
The
Centers for Disease Control says anyone isolating or quarantining because of
exposure still has the right to cast his or her ballot.
To do it safely, the CDC says when you arrive let a poll
worker know about your situation.
Workers
assisting a voter with virus symptoms should wear personal protection
equipment.
The CDC also recommends alternative voting options for
COVID patients such as designated polling sites and curbside voting.
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