In Iowa, Not a Single Ballot Cast in Special Election
There is often discussion about America’s lukewarm relationship to the vote, but residents in a small town in Iowa took that discussion to a new extreme when not a single resident showed up to vote in a local special election on Tuesday. Residents in McIntire, Iowa were given a special election in order to determine whether the terms of local elected officials might be extended. On the ballot was two questions: should the mayor’s term be extended from two years to four, and should the terms of council members see the same? Apparently the town’s 70 registered voters couldn’t...
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