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North Dakota counties hold busy election day on November 3

Summarised from 2 outlets · 5 reports · Updated 4 Nov, 00:21 · Archive

Voters in North Dakota counties including Ward, Burleigh, Morton, Stark and Williams cast ballots on election day Tuesday, November 3.

North Dakota held its election day on Tuesday, November 3, with voters in Burleigh, Morton, Ward, Stark and Williams counties heading to polls. Multiple polling locations were available in each county to accommodate voters.

Ward County experienced particularly high turnout. Early voting in the county saw 6,051 ballots cast by 4 p.m. before election day. By 10 a.m. on election day Tuesday, more than 600 votes had been cast at the auditorium venue in Minot alone in just three hours.

Longtime poll workers in Ward County said the day was among the busier election days in recent memory. Brenda Willoughby, an election official who has volunteered for 30 years, noted that turnout had been good and the year felt busier than previous general elections. She encouraged voters to inform themselves about ballot measures and candidates before voting. Ward County voters had nine polling places to choose from, with three located in Minot, closing at 7 p.m.

North Dakota counties hold busy election day on November 3
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In this story: Ward County · Williams County · Burleigh County · Morton County · Stark County · Minot · Brenda Willoughby · North Dakota

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