Politics & Government

Voter Turnout in Middlebury Beats State Average

Read on to see which towns are in the top 10 list of towns with the highest turnout in the 2012 elections.

 

Compared to the state average, Middlebury voters take democracy seriously. The town saw an 80.18 percent turnout, and although that wasn’t enough to make the state’s top 10 list, it was higher than the 73.8 percent turnout throughout the state.

Out of 5,368 eligible voters, 4,304 voted, according to figures provided by the Connecticut Secretary of State’s office. 

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Top 10 municipalities in Connecticut for voter turnout in 2012 (as a percentage of registered voters):

1. Bridgewater – 94.75 percent

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2. Middletown – 89.86 percent

3. Ridgefield – 89.42 percent

4. Washington – 88.35 percent

5. Woodbridge – 86.94 percent

6. Granby – 86.22 percent

7. Bolton – 86.20 percent

8. Roxbury – 85.92 percent

9. Wilton – 85.57 percent

10. Killingworth – 85.35 percent

Voter turnout for each muncipality in Connecticut can be found on this list and is attached to this article as a PDF.


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