November 2, 2010 General Election - Daily Voter Turnout

Multnomah County voter registration for 11/2/2010 Election: 408,188

Date

Daily Ballot Total

Cumulative Ballots

Voter Turnout

9/21-10/17/2010

454

454

0.01%

Mon 10/18/2010

1794

2248

0.06%

Tue 10/19/2010

4003

6251

1.53%

Wed 10/20/2010

11081

17332

4.25%

Thur 10/21/2010

9703

27035

6.62%

Fri 10/22/2010

11648

38683

9.48%

Mon 10/25/2010

17043

55726

13.65%

Tue 10/26/2010

26550

82276

20.16%

Wed 10/27/2010

13872

96148

23.55%

Thur 10/28/2010

18973

115121

28.20%

Fri 10/29/2010

13292

128413

31.46%

Sat 10/30/2010

20315

148728

36.44%

Mon 11/01/2010

38325

187053

45.83%

Tue 11/02/2010

97051

284104

69.60%

• Statewide Cumulative Returns

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  November 2, 2010 Statewide Cumulative Results (7.55 KB)
  (Ballots Received)

• Statewide Daily Returns

  Document

  November 2, 2010 Statewide Daily Results (10.87 KB)
  (Ballots Received)

• Past elections - Historical Multnomah Co. Election Information

  • Last Gubernatorial General Election Turnout: 2006 General Election

Turnout updates above are posted throughout the Election as ballots are accepted. Results

Please note: Final turnout numbers are not available until certification on November 22nd. Results by precinct are available at that time.

The Oregon Secretary of State reports ballots received. Multnomah County reports ballots accepted. Ballots received includes challenge ballots. Accepted ballots are ballots where the signature has been verified and the ballot is counted.

Challenge ballots include examples such as; no signature on the return envelope, envelopes where the signature does not match or where the wrong person in the household signed the envelope. Other ballots held back include cases such as ... where two ballots were issued for a voter and the election office must determine whether only one ballot was returned.

Voters whose signatures do not match are sent a letter and have up to 10 days after the Election to update their registration. If the registration signature matches, the ballot can then be counted. The final official number will include some of the challenge ballots that are accepted. Ballots with an unsigned return envelope are never counted.

The total voter registration will decrease after undeliverable ballots are updated and the overall turnout percentage will be higher in the final certification.