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Carlton County voters proved none too eager to decide presidential nominees earlier this week.
Voters turned out for the presidential nomination primary Tuesday at a rate 10 percent lower than four years ago.
Only 4,101 ballots were cast among 22,377 registered voters, or 18 percent, compared to a 28 percent turnout in 2020 on the way to the first go-round between Democrat incumbent President Joe Biden and Republican former president Donald Trump.
"It has been a lower turnout for the presidential nomination primary," county auditor Kevin DeVriendt said late Tuesday.
He was acknowledging the ge...