Johnson County Election Office - Olathe, Kansas

Johnson County Election Office es una oficina de gobierno local ubicada en Olathe, Kansas. Su dirección es 2101 E Kansas City Rd, Olathe, KS 66061, y pueden ser contactados por teléfono al 37156800 o mediante su sitio web en jocoelection.org.

Esta oficina se especializa en gobierno local y es accesible para personas con discapacidad, con una entrada y estacionamiento accesibles para sillas de ruedas.

Los usuarios de Google han dejado 16 review sobre esta oficina, con una promedio de 4.3/5. Los usuarios han destacado la amabilidad y el apoyo de los empleados, así como la facilidad de uso del sistema de votación.

Algunos de los características de esta oficina incluyen:

• Acceso a la votación anticipada
• Asistencia técnica para usuarios inciertos
• Esticker para los votantes

Si estás buscando obtener más información sobre el proceso de votación o las elecciones en Johnson County, esta oficina es un recurso valioso. Puedes visitar su sitio web para obtener más detalles y planificar tu visita.

👍 Reviews of Johnson County Election Office

Bailey O.

5/5

It’s always great to have the opportunity to vote early. If you get here early enough, you will NOT have to wait long. The officials are VERY nice. If you’re unsure of how to use the voting system, they’re more than happy to help. They show you how to cast your vote and how to properly insert your ballot. I also appreciate that they give you a sticker as soon as you finish voting.

ST K.

1/5

The Johnson County Election Office is among the many, many businesses and individuals that blatantly and shamelessly steals US Postal Service equipment.
Last month during a trip to the Election Office on Kansas City Road, I noticed a number of USPS plastic mail trays on a desk filled with items that were clearly not incoming or outgoing mail.
As an election worker, I recently went into the Election Office to pick up my check for working the election. Stacked on the table were 4-5 USPS plastic mail trays that all had election workers checks in them. They did not have postage on them. I mentioned to the man handing out the payments that those trays belong to the USPS, not the Johnson County Election Office. He said “Oh, we use tons of these for our use here in the office.”
On each side of every USPS mail tub or tray is printed “United States Postal Service”. And “Use of this equipment for any purpose other than the transport of US mail is strictly prohibited by Federal Law.”
For years I’ve seen businesses both retail and offices that keep and not return USPS mail equipment.
Who among us has not complained about the price of postage? Who do you think absorbs all this theft? We all do.
Shame on the Johnson County Election Office and any other business or individual that steals USPS mail equipment!

Marla A.

5/5

Just advance voted there today. The poll workers were friendly, fast and efficient!

Margaret W.

3/5

I stopped by to get a copy of my voter registration card after confirming via email that this was perfectly fine. I needed it today and couldn't wait for it to be mailed. The woman who "helped" me there was rude and very noticeably rolled her eyes at me (twice) for a request that took all of 3 minutes in an office that was completely empty. As a constituent, you shouldn't feel like an inconvenience when you visit your election office.

Dave M.

5/5

Early voting lines moved quick. We were in and out in only a few minutes! Very friendly and helpful people this year!

Dr. L. E. W.

5/5

Great place for advanced voting. My wife and I were in and out in under 10 minutes. The workers are waiting for you.

Shi C.

5/5

Went today around noon to vote. Busy but well organized took me about 15 minutes to get in and out. Staff friendly and very helpful.

Jami B.

5/5

Very friendly people help you vote early or request a mail in ballot. You can leave your ballot in the drive through drop box.