Sea of papers: Local officials process piles of voting documents after Tuesday's election - Monroe Times

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Sea of papers: Local officials process piles of voting documents after Tuesday's election

Times photo: Tere Dunlap Wendy Tschudy, Green County deputy clerk, does some heavy lifting around the office Wednesday as hundreds of pounds of paper from the Tuesday election begins to add up. More than 19,000 people cast ballots, and about 2,500 people registered or re-registered to vote this fall.

Times photo: Tere Dunlap Wendy Tschudy, Green County deputy clerk, does some heavy lifting around the office Wednesday as hundreds of pounds of paper from the Tuesday election begins to add up. More than 19,000 people cast ballots, and about 2,500 people registered or re-registered to vote this fall.

Tere Dunlap

Posted: Nov. 9, 2012, 9:21 a.m.

MONROE - A flurry of paper hit the Green County clerk's office on Wednesday, the day after the 2012 presidential election. Precincts from across the county were required to drop off their ballots by 4 p.m.

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