By Ashley Fuller
Cherokee Tribune
September 30, 2010
Turnout for the November general election in Cherokee County is expected to be strong as early voting is bringing a steady flow of voters.
Janet Munda, supervisor of elections for Cherokee County, said the general election will turn out at least 50 percent of voters to the polls. There are 133,612 registered voters in the county."
There is a governor's race, and we have a lot of our state representatives and local school board members that have opposition," she said about factors spurring interest. "There are some real interesting races that the people will decide."
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