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Turnout Records Could Fall in Many Towns
By David Darman on Tuesday, January 8, 2008.
Secretary of State Bill Gardner has predicted a record turnout for this presidential primary.
But ask many voters in Concord and Hooksett why they came out to cast ballots, and few say it was because of a candidate.
Instead, like Mary Matthews of Concord, they'll say they voted because they think they should.
"I felt it was my civic duty. No, I really feel like I need to stay in the whole process. It's a value of being a citizen here."
Election officials in many towns have said their local turnout records may be broken.
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