Monroe County Voters Reject Bond Levy and Reelect Incumbents
Monroe County voters rejected a 3.2 million bond levy for countywide school improvements, with 1,474 against and 1,066 for. Incumbents were reelected to four-year terms. three seats were filled by Shirley Neel, Edward Pell, Robert Weikle, and Evelyn Hansbarger who will serve the two year unexpired term.
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Number of Americans eligible to vote tops 200 million
Census Bureau data show the voting-age population will reach 200.9 million in November, up 4 million since 1996. Growth is strongest among 45 to 64 year olds, with 58 million by 1998, while 25 to 44 remains the largest segment at 83 million. The South leads with 71.2 million eligible voters. Women outnumber men overall by 7 million.
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