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Nov. 30, 2009 November 3 General Election: Breakdown of the numbers
King County Elections certified the November 3 General Election last Tuesday. Below you’ll find some interesting numbers that elaborate on the usual result and return numbers you’re used to seeing, creating a new background and story about each election.
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ZERO discrepancies between ballots received and ballots tabulated
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1,096,639 ballots issued
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600,000 (56%) projected turnout
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587,198 (53.55% turnout) total ballots returned
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574,298 total ballots counted
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4,325 signature challenge calls made
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2,743 ballots had signature that were originally challenged and then resolved
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6,621 ballots were returned after the deadline
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57 provisional ballots counted
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977 accessible ballots counted
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8,431 replacement ballots issued
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856 voters didn’t sign the oath on the envelope
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117,983 (20 percent of total) ballots returned at a ballot drop box
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70,742 (59 percent of total) ballots were returned at a ballot drop box on Election Day
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425 temporary staff positions filled to conduct the election
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171 Facebook fans of “vote by mail”
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