Tuesday, August 16, 2011

8:19 PM

Kenosha County turnout looking like 55 percent

Kenosha County Clerk Mary Schuch-Krebs said turnout would likely be 55 percent there, rivaling a normal gubernatorial election.

One ward in the city of Kenosha ran out of ballots, and Schuch-Krebs estimated it was some 15 minutes or so that voters couldn't cast ballots. The ward captain realized ballots were running low and called the clerk's office, which printed up 300 additional ballots and delivered them to the polling site.

-- By JR Ross

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