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Over 34,000 Early Votes Cast In Escambia County
November 6, 2022
Early voting ended Saturday in Escambia County with over 34,000 ballots cast, bringing the overall voter turnout to 27.56% in advance of the November 8 general election.
There were a total of 34,215 early ballots cast as of Saturday, along with 27.530 vote-by-mail ballots received.
The busiest early voting location was the Genealogy Branch Library with 7,439 early voters; the slowest was the Billy G. Ward Courthouse in Century with 281 early voters. A breakdown is in the graphic below for all sites.
On Election Day, Tuesday, November 8, the polls will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m.
Vote-by-mail ballots must be received in the Elections Office no later than 7 p.m. on Election Day.
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8 Responses to “Over 34,000 Early Votes Cast In Escambia County”
REGARDING:
“The least affluent areas are remaining blue. Odd…. Do they not care about the raging inflation?”
This area is mostly Republican. Therefore the Reds are nearly bound to predominate over the Blues. Also, the vote isn’t finished until the vote is finished, Tuesday. And for all you know, the blues all voted red. (‘Tain’t likely, but party does not tell the entire story — unless you just place your faith in a party, of course, which some obviously do. There tend to be good people in all parties and even not in any party.)
David for better people
@Bewildered. Research under which party the economy does better. Then consider the reasons for the rise and fall of prices. Who is making money while consumers are struggling?
No matter how expensive groceries, utilities and gasoline have become, the least affluent areas are remaining blue. Odd…. Do they not care about the raging inflation?
@Henry Coe. The bottom gray line at the bottom of each location is the total number of votes at that location, not NPAs.
The UWF early voting location was actually at the International Center.
Mama was the last voter at the Billy G. Ward courthouse.
David was next to last.
(Frightening, isn’t it?)
If you want to cancel either of our votes and haven’t yet, you still have Tuesday.
David for fair warning
I was an Independent from 1995 to 2003 but it severely limited my voting power during the Primary Elections. Florida needs to become a Crossover Primary state.
It’s impressive how many NPA’s and Independents early voted and out voted the D’s and the R’s.