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Auditor Charles Ross reports that the office has already received about 48,000 ballots, with more expected to arrive as the weekend progresses.

As the election date of November 5 approaches, voters are reminded to review their ballots carefully and ensure their voices are heard.

Voters who have not yet registered still have time to make their voices count in the November 5 General Election.

For those who haven't registered yet, it's not too late. Potential voters can register online today through the Washington Secretary of State's office website.

All the numbers are expected to be different in the 2024 November general election.

Don't look for the presidential race because that race will appear on the November ballot.

Brown says the Ballot Pickup Service is designed to help voters who have difficulty getting their ballots to the Yakima County Auditors Office.

Ballots will be sent out soon and if you're not registered to vote you can register today.

Ross says there are currently 1,419 ballots in which people didn't mark all the areas for the ballots to be counted.

State elections officials says the turnout was a low 36.41% for the election which they say was the lowest turnout since the 1930's

The settlement calls for the county to pay 75,000 in legal fees.

124 voted ballots were recently found in the boxes from the November 7 general election.