Lake City polling places busy
Polling places in Lake City got off to a busy start on Nov. 3 for the midterm general election.
Election judges Donna Ohl and Ann Nibbe were tasked with directing voters either into the City Hall ballroom or the council chambers, depending on the precinct where they live.
They said a line had formed for both precincts voting at City Hall by the time polls opened at 7 a.m.
A few blocks away at St. Mary of the Lake Catholic Church, judges at another polling place said they had voters right as they opened.
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