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Quay County Sun

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Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 2020

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Mitchell retained in 10th Judicial District vote across Quay

Voters in Quay De Baca and Harding counties kept Albert Mitchell Jr. on the 10th Judicial District bench with 59 percent in Quay and strong margins in De Baca and Harding. The county saw 64 percent turnout, near a record, while state results showed Democrats overall performing well amid a Trump Biden race. Mitchell emphasized fairness and access to the courthouse as essential to his tenure.

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Quay County Falls Short of Turnout Record

Quay County total ballots reached 3900 with 5930 registered voters, a 64 percent turnout. Early voting set a county record at 2135, absentee ballots numbered 745, and Election Day voting totaled 720, while active registrations could lift turnout to about 73 percent.

Tucumcari Convention Center James Kleinsasser

Quay County approves official canvass after smooth election

The Quay County Commission unanimously approved the official canvass, noting no provisional or late ballots and no curing needed. County Clerk Ellen White reported about 6,093 registered and an estimated 5,331 active voters, with 840 absentee ballots sent and 25 unreturned. Early voting totals split among parties, and Election Day turnout was strong. The county eyes March purges of about 800 inactive voters and discussed CARES Act reimbursements for COVID costs.

Quay County Commission Ellen White White Quay County Sue Dowell Richard Primrose Primrose Logan

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