North Dakota’s historically low voter turnout attributed to lack of competitive races
Voter turnout in North Dakota’s general election sagged to a low point of just under 40%, a dismal showing political observers connect to uninspiring races, voters’ busy lives and enough political fatigue for some to sit this one out. About 39.8% of eligible voters cast ballots, the lowest general election turnout in the last 50 […]
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