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What Cullman voters should know about Nov. 3 amendments

Cullman County voters will decide on amendments listed on the Nov. 3 ballot and should review each measure before voting.

What Cullman voters should know about Nov. 3 amendments

Key takeaways

  • Amendments are on the Nov. 3 ballot.
  • Each amendment is a separate question.
  • Voters should read each measure before voting.
  • A voter can decide separately on each amendment.

Amendments will appear on the ballot

Cullman County voters will consider amendments on the Nov. 3 ballot. Each amendment is a separate question, so voters can make an individual decision on each one.

Read each question carefully

The wording on a ballot determines what a vote would approve or reject. Voters should review each amendment before marking a choice and make sure they understand whether they are voting for or against the measure.

The Cullman Tribune published an overview titled “What Cullman County voters should know about amendments on the Nov. 3 ballot”.

Before voting

Voters can use the ballot wording to identify each amendment and record a choice on every question they wish to answer. Amendments are separate from candidate contests, and a voter’s decision on one does not determine the decision on another.

What to watch

  • The wording of each amendment on the official ballot.
  • Any official explanation of what each amendment would change.
  • Instructions for marking amendment choices at the polls.

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