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    You are at:Home»Local News»HOW SECURE IS IT? Vargo shares election security procedures

    HOW SECURE IS IT? Vargo shares election security procedures

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    By Megan Moser on October 30, 2024 Local News
    Riley County clerk Rich Vargo enters one of the secure doors at the new Elections Department space. Staff photo by Megan Moser

    Riley County clerk Rich Vargo wants voters to know that their elections have never been more secure.

    He spoke to The Mercury on Tuesday, a week before Election Day, in the recently renovated Elections Department space. That project has provided more space for elections personnel, and it means no other departments are in the same area when elections staff are working with sensitive information.

    In fact, visitors are buzzed in to the office, and they would have to go through a second secure entrance to get access to the employee area.

    To view the full article visit theMercury.com.

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