It appears voter turnout for the Jacksonville city election is going to be low. As of Friday, early voting and mail-in voting stands at 11%.
On St. Patrick’s Day, the Regency Branch Library had a steady stream of early voters, but not a lot. The concern is that turnout may not get any better this weekend because bad weather could keep people from going to the polls.
News4JAX Political Analyst Rick Mullaney said it’s disappointing but traditionally city elections draw the least amount of people. Weather will be a factor, but, some say the negative campaigning on TV and on mailings has also played a role.News4JAX viewers agree that negative ads aren’t helping. And this comment from Mike, “For decades I have never missed an election vote. I will likely simply skip voting this election. Poor candidate quality, negative campaigns.”
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