There are more than 58,000 registered voters in [the Cherokee County portion of] state Senate District 14, and 1,136 of them turned out in the three weeks of early voting, Munda said. Many of those voters also voted in the Canton and Woodstock elections as the district covers parts of both cities.
The more than 12,000 registered voters in the District 14 portion of Cobb County didn’t do as well, with only 18 ballots cast in all of early voting, according to the Cobb elections office. In Bartow County, 374 District 14 voters had turned out by the end of the day Thursday, according to the county elections office. At the end of the day Friday, final numbers were not available, Bartow officials said.
via Cherokee Tribune – Early voting ends after seeing light turnout.
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