County voter turnouts low
The biggest news out of the June 6 primary election was how few people turned out to vote.
Voter turnout for the gubernatorial primary election was 45 percent in both Nevada and Placer counties. That is the lowest percentage of votes cast in Nevada County for the past 30 years, said Clerk-Recorder Kathleen Smith in a release. Additionally, she said more voters are choosing to vote my mail, as absent voter turnout increased from nearly 50 percent in November 2004 to 55 percent this election.
Historical data was not available from the Placer County Elections Office at press time.
Meanwhile, the Nevada County Elections Office has completed ballot tabulation for the June 6 primary election.
The 28-day canvass period will conclude on or before July 4, when the county clerk/registrar of voters certifies the election results.
Anderson: I will not seek third term on Nevada County Board of Supervisors
Richard Anderson, who has represented Truckee and eastern Nevada County’s District 5 since first being elected in 2012, has announced he will not seek re-election in 2020.
