OK, early voting is over. Nice. Talked
to the main man, Cliff Rodgers, down there in the county's election office and he's
got all the numbers broken down by day and voting location.
Sweet. Click right smack here for that
bad boy.
It looks like we had 109,614 people
show up to vote early. The biggest day was Thursday when a total of
12,693 played ball. The slackest was Oct. 20 when a total of 3,603
people voted.
Voters Thursday at Downtown West. (Photo by Dan Andrews) |
Just glancing at this thing, it appears
that Downtown West (31,502) and Farragut (21,176) saw the largest
turnout. The Clinton Highway (12,900) and Halls (10,554) locations,
however, weren't too shabby.
The University of Tennessee location
was the slackest with an overall total of 2,596 although the place
was open for only four days compared to 14 for the others. Love
Kitchen was also kind of quiet with 3,924 and the old Deathstar
garnered 4,658 folks, including yours truly.
Carter was kind of sorry with only
2,028 people voting, but East Knox County residents tend to vote on
the real Election Day, so they're getting a pass.
For more info, click on the spreadsheet
and there's also a story from today.
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