The Monroe County Election Board convened on December 5, 2024, to review the results and execution of the recent general election. The meeting began with a warm holiday greeting and transitioned into a detailed recap of the election statistics.

The board reported a total of 93,146 registered voters, with 59,914 casting their ballots, resulting in a voter turnout of 64.32 percent. Among those, 5,361 voters utilized absentee ballots, while 30,625 participated in early voting. On election day, 23,928 voters made their voices heard. Notably, the highest turnout was recorded in Perry 18 precinct, achieving an impressive 80.10 percent, while the lowest turnout was addressed in a previous meeting on November 15.

The board also reviewed 390 ballots, with 331 being rejected and 59 approved for counting. Acknowledgment was given to the dedicated poll workers, comprising 29 inspectors, 84 judges, and 245 clerks, totaling 400 individuals who contributed to the election day operations. Additionally, 320 workers assisted during early voting, and 356 young people aged 16 to 17 participated as election workers.

Further statistics highlighted that 1,901 voters at St. John's polling site represented a 40 percent turnout of eligible voters, while Burgoon precinct saw 112 voters, reflecting a turnout of 78.05 percent. Overall, the board expressed satisfaction with the election's execution, despite minor issues with ballot numbers.

The meeting concluded with gratitude for all those involved in the election process, emphasizing the importance of community participation in the democratic process.