Not interested in discussing candidates and/or results at all. Just curious if you voted. I did, but am honestly shocked at some of the numbers being posted on the screen right now. Seems super low.

Yes, but I could not help but feel the irony as I voted in a church for politicians.

Anybody that I was interested in was running unopposed. So there weren't any rhyme or reason to vote today. Go America though!

Nope! Didn’t even know when the elections were until on the way to the airport heading out of town. Had I known would have done a write in ballot.

Yes, I always do.

Yes, there were a handful of local races I was interested in.

Yes, as always.

 

The two people ahead of me in line didn't know that this (Mason County) was a one-party primary and were turned away. Bad that so many people don't vote; equally bad that so many people are uninformed.

Nope and I almost always do, even for the primary. Here in Ashland I will say there was one of the largest primary turnouts I've ever seen though. Rough guess is that's because most voters want most of the current city commissioners out.

WLEX 18 reported that only 23% turned out to vote today. Lower than expected.

Yes.

 

Only two races I could vote in. Sheriff & Magistrate.

I wanted to but really wasn't possible. I worked all day, had limited time to pick up my kids and get to the soccer field. I tried to get it in but just ran out of time.

I literally only had one race I could vote in...wasn't fighting the crowd for that.

I did. Just six races on my ballot and four of those were for judges.

According to the State Board of Elections...

 

Boone County - 14.46% voter turnout

Campbell County - 13.47%

Kenton County - 10.01% :scared:

Of course. We had a bunch of things to vote on.

 

Yes, but I could not help but feel the irony as I voted in a church for politicians.

 

Why? How is it different than voting in a library or a school or a Grange Hall?

 

You could say the library or school is a government owned building but a Grange Hall isn't. What is it about a church building that contributed to the way you felt about it?