Live Oak —
The final number for early voting is 4,584. That is how many people voted early in this year’s general election from Oct. 27 through Nov. 3.
Of those that voted early, 2,366 were Democrats, 1,797 were Republican and 421 were registered with a minor party or no party affiliation.
In the 2008 general election, 5,246 voted early which lasted 15 days.
The polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 6. You must vote at your polls or turn in your absentee ballot at the supervisor of elections office by 7 p.m. Tuesday night. The temporary office of the supervisor of elections is located in the restored passenger train depot at 210 Ohio Avenue North.
To find your precinct or to learn more, visit suwanneevotes.com or call the supervisor’s office at 386-362-2616.
If you are still an undecided on who to vote for locally, or want to learn more about the amendments in terms that make sense, visit our website at suwanneedemocrat.com or click here.
Branford News
November 5, 2012
4,584 voted early
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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Officer D. Mobley stopped by the Democrat offices Wednesday afternoon with this alligator that he had just caught in a Hamilton County pond. Mobley will be showing another alligator to students at Suwannee Primary School on Thursday along with other wildlife as part of an FWC event.
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