Byron School Referendum Vote Tomorrow

Voters did have the option of voting from home, but there will still be people taking to the polls tomorrow.

Minnesota's stay at home order still in effect - election organizers are tasked with trying to find ways to make sure people can vote in tomorrow's 58- million dollar byron school referendum.

Voters did have the option of voting from home... but there will still be people taking to the polls tomorrow.

Kimt news 3's annalise johnson is finding out what precautions are in place to keep people safe during this special election.xxx on the scene byron referendum-llmpkg-1 byron referendum-llmpkg-3 on tuesday - byron school district voters will be coming here to the byron middle school to cast their votes in- person on the school referendum.

Lowerthird2line coronavirus:byron school referendum vote tomorrow byron, mn the polling location was changed from city hall to the middle school because the school is bigger and will allow people to spread out.

There are already marks on the floor to help people keep distance.

Election judges will wear protective gear and have cleaning supplies on- hand.

And voters will be given masks if they don't have one.

"we're doing everything we can to hold the election safely, and part of that is to offer other opportunities for peoples voices to be heard."

Byron referendum-llmpkg-4 people were highly encouraged to vote from home - and the superintendent tells me a lot of people took advantage of that option.

Curbside voting in front of the middle school from the safety of your vehicle is also an option.

In byron annalise johnson kimt news 3 the 58 million dollars would pay for updates at the high school - middle school - and intermediate school as well as the district administration building - transportation facilities - and middle school atheltic facilities.

It would also go towards building a new auditorium and athletic facilities at the high school.

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