Century Voter Turnout High; 26 Percent Voted Absentee

October 6, 2010

The percentage of voter turnout in Tuesday’s Century primary election was much higher  than countywide turnout for the 2010 primaries.

There were 321 votes cast in Tuesday’s primary in Century out of 1,081 registered voters — a 29.6 percent turnout. In the August primaries across Escambia County, the voter turnout was 12.6 percent.

Of the 321 ballots cast in the Century primary election, 26.8 percent (86 total) were absentee ballots. In Escambia County’s August primary, 36.8 percent of ballots were absentee.

Comments

5 Responses to “Century Voter Turnout High; 26 Percent Voted Absentee”

  1. Rose on October 10th, 2010 8:53 pm

    Please if you cant go to the poles . get a absentee. we need your vote for Jackie Johnston. she cares about this town .IN GOD WE TRUST ONE NATION UNDER GOD. PLEASE VOTE

  2. FED-UP on October 10th, 2010 8:18 pm

    I dont know about sour grapes but we have so many people in century that cant get out and vote .But the sad thing is there is so many people who dont vote we have men & women dying to give us this right . please dont vote for the color or sexs of a person.Hawkins votes just to be hateful letes get the hate out of office and put pride back in century so please vote if you know someone who needs a rided take them .or get them a ABSENTEE PLEASE

  3. David Huie Green on October 6th, 2010 10:26 am

    people should be allowed to vote however they need to vote as long as they are legitimate voters. Admittedly it’s easier to cheat but that’s part of the price of freedom.

  4. Concerned Mom on October 6th, 2010 6:33 am

    It doesn’t seem odd at all to me! Look at the percentages. Century’s absentee ballot percentage is still a lot lower than the county average. As an absentee ballot voter, myself, I find it appalling that so many are making these false accusations. Sour grapes is all that is!

  5. Century girl on October 6th, 2010 2:05 am

    Hmmm doesn’t this seem a bit odd? The absentee ballots should be questioned. Too many people talking in town about absentee ballots that were requested but”the voter” didn’t request them.