Monday, November 03, 2008
Pike Countians Have Crowded Ballot To Consider
A high voter turnout is expected today as 45,000 residents in Pike County are eligible to vote. 800 voters have already voted by absentee ballot.
Secretary of State Trey Grayson says that 67 percent of registered voters are expected to visit the polls today.
There will be a lot for county residents to make a decision on. Locally, board of education, Pikeville City Commission, Coal Run and Town Council seats are up for grabs. Also residents will decide on the annexation issue for Coal Run.
Of course the presidential and U.S. Senate races are drawing a lot of interest.
Secretary of State Trey Grayson says that 67 percent of registered voters are expected to visit the polls today.
There will be a lot for county residents to make a decision on. Locally, board of education, Pikeville City Commission, Coal Run and Town Council seats are up for grabs. Also residents will decide on the annexation issue for Coal Run.
Of course the presidential and U.S. Senate races are drawing a lot of interest.
# posted by Joe Kinzer @ 5:10 PM 
