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Fresno voters have returned 29% of ballots thus far
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Published 9 years ago on
November 1, 2016

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According to the Fresno election office, 29% of voters in the city of Fresno have returned their requested vote by mail ballots.

127,562 vote by mail ballots have been requested for the general election within the city borders; 36,765 have been returned as of October 31.

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