Voter turnout in Tuesday’s General Election was a little higher than normal around the area. Marshall and Nemaha County both reported that voter turnout was 67-68%, about average, while Washington and Gage County both reported a little higher than normal, with Washington County reporting 71% voter turnout and Gage County with 68%. Read More »
The Marshall County Clerk reports 3,827 registered voters place their vote for the November 2nd election. This represents over 52% of eligible voters in Marshall County. Read More »
Voters in Marshall County showed they cared with 30.17% of eligible voters in the county voting. This far exceeded the estimates by the Kansas Secretary of state who estimated turnout in Kansas to be as low as 19%. Washington county more than doubled the estimate with 45.% of eligible voters placing their votes at the polling places. Read More »
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