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Fort Myers Beach voter alerts poll workers to missing page on ballot

Marcus Chen
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Fort Myers Beach voter alerts poll workers to missing page on ballot — Bonita Springs Technology news

Fort Myers Beach resident Deb Lemmer was taking part in early voting at the Lee County Supervisor of Elections district office in Fort Myers last week and was preparing to turn her ballot in. She then realized several referendum questions were missing from her ballot. Her ballot did not include the referendum questions on the merger of the Fort Myers Beach Mosquito Control District and the Lee County Mosquito Control District. Her ballot did not include a referendum question on the proposed merger of the Fort Myers Beach Fire Control District and Lee County Mosquito Control District. Nor did include one of the five proposed Town of Fort Myers Beach charter change referendum questions. I realized there weren t any questions about the fire department and mosquito district, but I had a Fort Myers Beach ballot because the other questions were people on Fort Myers Beach, Lemmer said. So I knew I had the right ballot. Lemmer said she looked over both sides of the ballot to find the refer

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