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Duval County early voting sign vandalized to remove Spanish voting instructions

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Duval County early voting sign vandalized to remove Spanish voting instructions — Ponte Vedra Beach Community news

A Duval County polling place sign was vandalized to remove Spanish-language voting instructions, Duval County Supervisor of Elections Jerry Holland said in a Facebook post on Wednesday.The office said it discovered the alteration Tuesday. Officials did not specify the location of the sign or identify any suspects.Under federal law, election officials are required to provide language assistance, including materials in Spanish. Florida law also requires certain polling place materials and signage to be available in both English and Spanish.“Every voter deserves the same access to important voting information,” Holland said.

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