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Rochester City Clerk reports 80% Voter Turnout for November 5, 2024 General Election

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Matt Wyatt

The Rochester City Clerk’s Office reports an impressive 80% voter turnout in the General Election held on November 5, 2024. Voters cast their ballots for President, Governor, and other various state and local offices, reflecting strong civic engagement throughout all wards.

Below are some key highlights. Click here to see the full results.

Presidential Election:

  • Donald J. Trump and JD Vance: 8,882 votes
  • Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz: 8,264 votes

Gubernatorial Election:

  • Kelly Ayotte: 9,353 votes
  • Joyce Craig: 7,316 votes

Congressional and State Representatives:

  • Chris Pappas led with 8,992 votes in the race for Representative in Congress.
  • State Senate was won by James P. Gray with 9,185 votes.

County Positions:

  • Scott Tingle won the Sheriff’s race with 9,195 votes.
  • Emily C. Garod was elected County Attorney with a total of 15,975 votes.

Constitutional Amendment Question #1:

  • Approved with 9,741 votes in favor and 4,370 votes against.

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