Village's turnouts top low county numbers
Publication:
Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 29 Mar 2012, p. 5


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Kathy Routliffe
, Author
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Newspaper
Text
Item Type:
Articles
Description:
Figures from the County Clerk's Office show 30.2%, 6,0008 of the village's 19,902 registered voters, voted in last week's primary. The percentage was higher than most suburban Cook County communities. The Electrical aggregation referendum proposal passed with a 75.4% majority.
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Full-text of article available at Wilmette Public Library
Date of Publication:
29 Mar 2012
Subject(s):
Political elections
Language of Item:
English
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  • Wilmette
    Illinois, United States
    Latitude: 42.07225 Longitude: -87.72284
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Village's turnouts top low county numbers


Figures from the County Clerk's Office show 30.2%, 6,0008 of the village's 19,902 registered voters, voted in last week's primary. The percentage was higher than most suburban Cook County communities. The Electrical aggregation referendum proposal passed with a 75.4% majority.