Best of the Peninsula 2021.

Best of the Peninsula 2021.

Best of the Peninsula voting ends Sunday

Ballots close at midnight July 11

The Best of the Best voting will end at midnight Sunday.

In separate Clallam County and Jefferson County ballots, voters were first asked to nominate their favorite services, food, shopping, recreation and people from June 7-20.

Then the top nominees from each category were determined to go on to the Best of the Peninsula voting round.

Final voting ends at midnight July 11.

Best of the Peninsula is conducted by the advertising department online at www.peninsuladailynews.com, www.sequimgazette.com and www.forksforum.com.

This is the 25th consecutive year of the online contest.

Best of luck to those in the running for Best of the Peninsula 2021!

Click here to vote in Clallam County.

Click here to vote in Jefferson County.

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