Waukesha County voter turnout varied
Waukesha County ballot staff report a slower-than-expected begin to the day, although Brookfield noticed a gentle stream of voters for native mayoral and college board races.
OCONOMOWOC, Wis. – Poll staff in Waukesha County advised FOX6 News on Tuesday, April 7, that voter turnout has been slower than anticipated. They additionally anticipated the after-work crowd may change that.
Waukesha County voter turnout
What we all know:
A spokeswoman for the Waukesha County clerk advised FOX6 News no main points have occurred within the county on Tuesday.
FOX6 News heard from a dozen folks in Waukesha Tuesday afternoon, who had been pissed off over adjustments to their polling location. The metropolis stated many citizens’ areas modified for the spring election. Waukesha despatched reminders in tax and water payments, newsletters, social media and extra. But for some, the message didn’t get via.
Voting in Waukesha County
Monitoring Brookfield
Dig deeper:
FOX6 News additionally stopped in Brookfield. The Brookfield Conference Center serves as a voting location for 2 districts. The spot noticed a gentle stream of individuals on Tuesday. Poll staff stated turnout is best than common for a spring election. Overall, the county reviews polls weren’t as busy as anticipated.
Brookfield, Oconomowoc and Waukesha all have mayoral and college board races.
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FOX6’s Bret Lemoine voted at midday in Waukesha. It took just below seven minutes to get via the road and solid his poll, he stated.
Voting in Waukesha County
Some voters advised FOX6 News, they had been a bit dissatisfied they didn’t see extra folks out on the polls.
The Source: Information on this put up was produced with interviews all through Waukesha County on election day.
