What you need to know about Tuesday's Presidential Primary Election

What you need to know about Tuesday's Presidential Primary Election

TODAY.

IT WAS ORIGINALLYSCHEDULED FOR APRIL 28TH━ BUTBECAUSE OF THE CORONAVIRUSOUTBREAK IT WAS POSTPONED ANDCHANGED TO A MAI━IN ELECTION.HOWEVER AT LEAST ONE I━PERSONVOTING CENTER WILL BE OPEN INEVERY COUNTY, INCLUDING SIX INBALTIMORE CITY.

WMAR━2 NEWSERIN MACPHERSON JOINS US LIVEFROM ONE OF THEM━ NorthwoodElementary School.

ERIN?DOORS OPEN HERE IN JUST A FEWHOURS━ AT SEVEN AM ANDTHEY'LL BE OPEN ALL DAY UNTILEIGHT O'CLOCK TONIGHT.

YOUCAN'T MISS THESE VOTINGLOCATIONS WITH ALL THE SIGNSOUTSIDE.

WHILE THESE LOCATIONSARE OPEN FOR YOU TO COME IN━YOU'RE STILL ENCOURAGED TOMAIL IN YOUR BALLOT.

IF YOU DOTHAT━ MAKE SURE TO SIGN THEOATH ON THE BACK OF THEENVELOP AND IT NEEDS TO BEPOSTMARKED BY TODAY.

ALLREGISTERED VOTERS SHOULD HAVEGOTTEN A BALLOT IN THE MAIL.IF YOU CHOOSE TO VOTE INPERSON━ THE VOTING EXPERIENCEIS A LITTLE DIFFERENT THISYEAR.

IN BALTIMORE CITY, ALLVOTERS MUST WEAR A MASK.

THESITES WILL HAVE EXTRAS IFNEEDED.

BALTIMORE CITYELECTION DIRECTOR ARMSTEADJONES━ the lines will have 6foot distance markers to stay6 feet away from each other.as they come in the voterswill be cleaning their hands.each piece of equipment willbe cleaned after each voterhas used it.

ARMSTEAD SAYS ALLMAIL IN BALLOTS HAVE TO BEQUARANTINED BEFORE THEY CAN BCOUNTED SO IT MAY TAKE A FEWDAYS BEFORE WE KNOW THEWINNER.

BALTIMORE CITY BOARDOF ELECTIONS MADE SOME OTHERCHANGES BECAUSE OF THECORONAVIRUS AND THE PROTESTSIN THE CITY.

SINCE THEPROTESTS ARE RIGHT NEARHEADQUARTERS━ ALL BALLOTSARE BEING MOVED TO A SECURELOCATION━ AND THE DROP OFFBOX AT THE BENTON OFFICEBUILDING WAS CLOSED DOWN UNTILTHIS MORNING.

MORE BALLOT DROPOFF LOCATIONS HAVE BEEN ADDEDTHROUGHOUT THE CITY AND THEREARE SIX I━PERSON VOTINGLOCATIONS YOU CAN GO TO.

WEHAVE A FULL LIST OF THOSE ONOUR WEBSITE━ WMAR 2 NEWS DOTCOM.

LIVE IN BALTIMORE━ EMAC.