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Milwaukee County reports roughly 36% turnout in Aug. 11 partisan primary
Summary
An elections official told the board the Aug. 11 partisan primary produced roughly 499,707 Milwaukee County ballots and an overall turnout of about 36 percent; the board recessed to commence the official canvass and plans to reconvene to certify results by the 21st.
An elections official reported unofficial results from the Aug. 11 partisan primary, saying, "We had in Milwaukee County 499,707." The official also reported about 705,000 total registered voters and described turnout as "about 36%," characterizing the participation as "pretty on average for the August partisan primary."
The report was given as the board began the official canvas of the primary and discussed timing to certify the results. The board recessed to allow the canvass to proceed and agreed to reconvene to certify results before the 21st, subject to member availability. The elections official described the figures as unofficial night results and indicated routine audits and the canvas would follow to confirm totals.
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