Salem could be stuck with mounting election costs if May election is moved Ian Price April 14, 2020 1 minute read The director of elections in Salem says she is uncomfortable shredding the current absentee ballots that would be voided if the General Assembly moves May municipal elections to November. WFIR’s Ian Price has more: Share: Post navigation Previous: Carilion to furlough some workers, cut hours for othersNext: Roanoke County promotes services to help businesses impacted by pandemic Related Stories Congress faces questions about age after sixth member dies in office Ian Price July 14, 2026 A missing bank deposit from 1992 and Louis Tudor finds its way to non-profit created to honor him Gene Marrano July 14, 2026 Freedom to Give is food drive to benefit Feeding Southwest Virginia Gene Marrano July 13, 2026
The director of elections in Salem says she is uncomfortable shredding the current absentee ballots that would be voided if the General Assembly moves May municipal elections to November. WFIR’s Ian Price has more:
