Vote Turnout Reaches 23.59% in Novarese Referendum
Hey there! Let's dive into the results of the Novara referendum that wrapped up last night at 11 PM. Here's a breakdown of the turnout rates in various municipalities:
- Novara: 26.17%
- Borgomanero: 21.60%
- Trecate: 22.55%
- Galliate: 25.25%
- Oleggio: 22.58%
- Arona: 25.22%
- Cameri: 24.18%
- Castelletto Ticino: 22.72%
- Bellinzago Novarese: 23.69%
- Cerano: 21.83%
- Romagnano Sesia: 24.15%
- Gozzano: 21.38%
- Gattico Veruno: 21.78%
- Borgo Ticino: 20.54%
- Varallo Pombia: 21.06%
- Grignasco: 22.29%
- Invorio: 24.29%
- Romagnano Sesia: 26.51%
- Ghemme: 20.57%
As for the polling stations, Novara boasts the most with 91, followed by Borgomanero with 19 and Trecate with 18.
Now, let's talk numbers. There are a grand total of 279,738 eligible voters in Novara, with 135,848 men and 143,890 women. The highest turnout at 11 PM was recorded in Cressa with a whopping 31.11%, while Landiona had the lowest with 15.75%.
Polls will reopen today from 7 AM to 3 PM, and we'll be rapidly counting the ballots as soon as they close. At 12 PM, the turnout was already at 7.58%, rising to 17.82% by 7 PM.
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find specific information on the breakdown of turnout rates in each polling station for the Novara referendum. Some due diligence might help in finding the relevant details if you have more context or details about the referendum. Stay tuned for more updates! 😎
In the political landscape of the Novara referendum, the city of Novara recorded the highest number of polling stations with a total of 91, followed closely by Borgomanero and Trecate. Despite the general-news focus on the overall turnout rates, specific details about the breakdown of turnout rates in each Novara polling station remain undiscovered.
