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Primary elections wrapped up with steady voter turnout in Gallatin County, thanks to smooth operations and over 22,000 absentee ballots returned by Tuesday afternoon. Turnout hit around 23%, consistent with past primaries — not a surge, but reliable. Longtime resident Timothy Spring, who’s lived there since 2002, stressed voting as a civic duty and praised the county’s election process and mail-in system. A quick reminder went out to voters still mailing in ballots: include your birth date to avoid delays. Results were expected after polls closed at 8 PM, and last-minute voters still had time to cast their ballots before the deadline.
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