SAN DIEGO (AP) — Some polling locations in San Diego ran out of envelopes for provisional ballots.
County registrar Deborah Seiler says that between 10 to 20 polling locations at San Diego State University and the University of California, San Diego, temporarily ran out of the envelopes because of the number of students showing up to vote.
She says they did not run out of ballots.
Poll workers had voters write their information on slips of paper that were stapled to the ballots until the county could deliver several hundred more envelopes.
In Santa Barbara County, one polling station either on or near the University of California, Santa Barbara, campus also ran low on envelopes for provisional ballots.
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