Time off Work to Vote

Nov. 3, 2016
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If you want to vote November 8, but will be at work during the times the polls are open, you do have a legal right to request time off to vote. John Balitis, an attorney with Fennemore Craig, will talk about your right to take time off to vote.

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John Balitis, an attorney with Fennemore Craig

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