Voters take the opportunity to cast their ballots in person in the Fremont County Administration Building late Monday afternoon.
Monday brought a marked increase in the number of last minute voters at the Fremont County Clerk's Office. There was a steady stream of voters dropping off ballots in the Clerk's Office and more than 70 voters took the opportunity to vote in person on the second floor of the Fremont County Administration Building. Any mail ballots still out there must be dropped off in person because they will not arrive in time from the post office if mailed. Fremont County Clerk Katie Barr reminds residents that because of the last minute crush the Clerk's Motor Vehicle Department will be closed on Election Day Tuesday to handle all of the last minute balloting.
Fremont County Clerk Katie Barr is pictured with co-workers who worked on Friday when the County Administration Building was open to accept drop off ballots and assist those who voted in person.