Ron Burtz is a journalist for the Aurora News-Register, focusing on local news in Hampton, Nebraska. With a keen interest in community events and issues, Ron covers a wide range of topics including local government, agriculture, education, and crime. His articles aim to inform and engage the residents of Hampton and surrounding areas.
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Ron Burtz's reporting largely centers around local news, community events, business, education, and agriculture in the Hampton area of Nebraska. He frequently covers events and announcements from both the private sector and government.
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Body Predictions of high voter turnout in Tuesday's General Election in Hamilton County turned out to be accurate, as 81 percent of registered voters voted by mail, drop off and at the polls. In all, 5,641 ballots were cast in the county out of a total of 6,963 registered voters. Turnout here was the second highest in the last 12 years. Only the presidential election of 2020 was higher with 82.3 percent of registered voters casting ballots. The lowest turnout (58 percent) was for the mid-term election of 2014.
Body While most write-in candidates did poorly in Tuesday's Hamilton County elections, a race between an incumbent and a challenger for Ward 2 Aurora City Council, where both were write-ins went to the challenger. In that race Esther Bergen, who registered as a write-in candidate just weeks ago, defeated incumbent Nancy Lohrmeyer 52-38 percent. There were 282 write-in votes for Bergen versus just 59 for for the incumbent. Of the 382 total votes cast in that election, 41 write-in votes were designated by election officials as “not assigned.” (Election officials said write-ins are considered not assigned if the name written in does not belong to someone who has filed an affidavit to run as a write-in candidate.)
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Body Predictions of high voter turnout for last Tuesday’s General Election in Hamilton County turned out to be accurate, as 81 percent of registered voters voted either by mail, drop off or at the polls. In all, 5,641 ballots were cast in the county out of a total of 6,963 registered voters.
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