Tuesday, November 03, 2009

Still steady in Norwich..

At the Knights of Columbus Hall in Taftville, Precincts 1 and 3, turnout was running in the upper 200s each at noon.

"Every vote counts," said Nelkson French as he climbed on his bike after casting his vote. French said today's election didn't personally present any conflicts for him, the choices were "simple."

"Republican..." he said, "local, state and federal."

But that doesn't mean he doesn't appreciate today's choices on the ballot. "What I appreciate are the people who serve, no mattrer what side they're on. I don't think a lot of people do appreciate that. It's a tough job being an elected official."

It's noon now, and I have a meeting at the office, so we'll suspend the tour of polling paces for a couple of hours and head back on the road a bit later.

5 Comments:

Blogger Unknown said...

Is this the NB can come up with for election coverage?

4:41 PM  
Blogger Unknown said...

Is this the NB can come up with for election coverage?

4:41 PM  
Blogger William Kenny said...

Considering the polls don't close until eight tonight, what would you suggest the local newspapers should do until the count starts?

I have no ideas or suggestions, but welcome yours, especially if they involve pony rides.
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4:58 PM  
Blogger William Kenny said...

Umm, I'm really hoping "we" aren't gonna hit a dry spell on posting on a regular basis that lasts until the rains return to the Serengheti, if you know what I mean.... ;-)

12:54 PM  
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