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The combined total voters who have cast their ballots in
person and those who have returned the requested absentee ballots at the 2016
U. S Presidential Election have risen to 105, 657 on day eleven of Early Vote
at the Franklin County, Columbus, Ohio.
This represents about 12.5percent of the 839,358
registered voters in Columbus, Ohio with more expected to vote in the next 12days
before the November 8 election.
A breakdown of voters and returned absentee ballots made
available to TheNewAmericans shows that 81,078 absentee ballots have been
returned out of 167,848 mailed out to registered political parties’ members and
unaffiliated while 24,579 have voted in person at the Morse Road Early Vote
Center.
The Unaffiliated have returned 31,486 of the 76,170;
Green Party returned 90 of 187; Libertarian returned 44 of 107; Republican
returned 20,622 of 45,777 and Democrat returned 28,836 of 45,013.
Meanwhile the President of the Somali Community
Association, Omar Hassan has urged registered voters in Columbus, Ohio to use
the early vote period to vote.
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