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Preparing for 100 percent
Expectations high for voter turnout with about half of county using early ballots
Half of Routt County's 17,550 registered voters have voted early or been mailed a ballot, but Clerk and Recorder Kay Weinland still is bracing herself for a huge turnout Nov. 4.
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by Brandon Gee
at 12:00am
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Preparing for 100 percent
Expectations high for voter turnout with about half of county using early ballots
Half of Routt County's 17,550 registered voters have voted early or been mailed a ballot, but Clerk and Recorder Kay Weinland still is bracing herself for a huge turnout Nov. 4.
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