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By Katie Ussin

Story Published: Nov 2, 2009 at 7:24 PM MST

Story Updated: Nov 2, 2009 at 7:24 PM MST

BILLINGS - Billings voters will select a new mayor as well as the fate of four city council seats Tuesday.

Officials with the Yellowstone County election office said Monday night that so far 22,671 mail-in ballots had been returned for this year's city election.

They expect about 25,000 voters to participate by the time polls close; that is just less than 40% voter turnout.

Ballots can be dropped off Tuesday at one of five locations across Billings: at the court house, Bench Elementary, Riverside Middle School, Faith Evangelical Church, Laurel High School.

Ballots postmarked November 3 will not be accepted. You are also reminded to sign the white envelope you return your ballot in.

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Reader said on Tuesday, Nov 3 at 5:07 PM

Do we get to know who is running for the 4 city council seats?

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