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Voter turnout in North Dakota at about 21% for primary
Nearly 21% of eligible voters participated in North Dakota’s primary election, the Secretary of State’s Office reported early Wednesday.
There were 125,101 votes cast in North Dakota’s Tuesday primary, with about 41% of people voting early or by absentee and 59% of people voting on Election Day.
The counties with the highest voter participation were Billings, 55%; Grant, 49%; Logan, 47%; Oliver, 46%; Kidder, 45%; Mcintosh, 42%; and Sheridan, 42%.
The counties with the lowest turnout were Grand Forks, 12%; Rolette, 14%; Stark, 14%; Williams, 15%; Ward, 15%, McKenzie, 16%; and Mountrail, 18%.
https://northdakotamonitor.com/briefs/voter-turnout-in-north-dakota-at-about-21-for-primary/