The City of Manitowoc and Manitowoc County have released the early numbers of people voting during the November 3rd General Election.
Manitowoc City Clerk Mackenzie Reed reports that as of 11:00 a.m., 4,613 people have voted out of more than 18,000 registered voters in the city.
The 10th Aldermanic district has the highest number of voters who have turned out so far, with 495, followed by District 2 with 359 voters, and third is District 8 with 323.
For Manitowoc County towns, data gathered by County Clerk Jessica Backus shows the Town of Two Creeks has the highest voter turnout so far, with almost 33% of voters turning out for today’s election.
The Town of Liberty is close behind, followed by the Town of Manitowoc Rapids and the Town of Two Rivers.
Two Rivers had the highest voter turnout for cities at almost 18%, followed by the cities of Manitowoc and Kiel.
On average, the total number of people voting so far is close to 20%.
