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Cooperstown Tallies 60 Ballots Per Hour

Cooperstown Tallies 60 Ballots Per Hour Voting Inspector Rick Jagels assists a voter at the ballot-reading machine at St. Mary’s Parish Hall, Cooperstown, a few minutes, where 350 citizens had already cast their ballots, plus another 200 in Fly Creek, the Town of Otsego’s other voting station.  Voting at St. Mary’s was steady at a rate of 60 per hour, well above normal. Other polling officials are Ed Gwilt, seated, and Tom Lyon, standing. At right, William Clark and Jean…
November 6, 2018

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