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Related: About this forumStrange the pace of precinct reporting
Dist 3 - 243 0f 248 reporting
Dist 5 - 224 of 236 reporting
But Dist 4 - only 106 of 225? How far spread are the precincts there?
The rural districts the percentage is lower
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Strange the pace of precinct reporting (Original Post)
question everything
Nov 2018
OP
I understand, but did not consider the 4th, which is Mainly St. Paul, rural
question everything
Nov 2018
#2
In that case, it's probably lines. If you're in line when the polls close, you can still vote.
WhiskeyGrinder
Nov 2018
#3
WhiskeyGrinder
(23,883 posts)1. It's not like those machines and vote boxes are in the car at 8:01 p.m.
They're heavy, and there's some work to be done tidying up the polling place. Election judges, often retirees who have been working all day, then have to drive rural roads in tricky weather to get these boxes to the clerk's office in the county seat. In my rural county, first reports generally don't come in until about an hour after polls close -- and that's from precincts right there in town.
question everything
(48,839 posts)2. I understand, but did not consider the 4th, which is Mainly St. Paul, rural
But perhaps it is. Partially.
WhiskeyGrinder
(23,883 posts)3. In that case, it's probably lines. If you're in line when the polls close, you can still vote.
Thegonagle
(806 posts)4. I know that general area. It's definitely semi-rural. And it was snowing, so everyone slows down. nt