Posted in Pensacola, Politics

Over 16K city voters have cast ballots

   November 5, 2018

The City of Pensacola could set a record for turnout in a mid-term election.  According to the Supervisor of Elections’ spreadsheet of early and mail-in votes by precinct, 16,305 votes have been cast through Saturday. More votes have been cast than in the August 28 primary.

That’s 79.3 percent of the total votes cast in 2014 general election when the mayor’s race was on the ballot.

If we assume that two-thirds of the vote have been cast, the total votes by city’s registered voters will be over 24,000.

 

District 1 Nov. 6
Precinct Primary Early/Mail
107 1488 1555
97 818 801
2306 2356
District 2 Nov. 6
Precinct Primary Early/Mail
106 630 681
64 937 1027
72 365 343
1932 2051
District 3 Nov. 6
Precinct Primary Early/Mail
58 511 485
42 1419 1310
30 1131 1002
3061 2797
District 4 Nov. 6
Precinct Primary Early/Mail
46 1369 1000
40 800 650
35 894 738
3063 2388
Eastside
Combined Nov. 6
Primary Early/Mail
10362 9592
District 5 Nov. 6
Primary Early/Mail
98 1201 1091
41 988 849
2189 1940
District 6 Nov. 6
Precinct Primary Early/Mail
90 506 407
31 702 702
29 676 687
50 230 207
15 143 1244
2257 3247
District 7 Nov. 6
Precinct Primary Early/Mail
14 701 782
56 558 560
32 207 184
1466 1526
Westside
Combined Nov. 6
Precinct Primary Early/Mail
5912 6713
Total 16274 16305

 

*Note: We’ve been notified Precinct 15 covers more than District 6 voters so the city voters are less than 1244. During the primary, only 143 were city voters. If we replace 1244 with 143 to 200, total votes cast so far between 15,205 and 15,262 – which still sets the city on course for a record turnout of about 23,000.

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