If they hold an election and no one shows up to vote, who wins? Oh sure, it sounds like all of the candidates were running unopposed, but seriously, if no one received a vote, does anyone still win? I didn’t think you could win with a 0.
Pillsbury Mayor Darrel Brudevold said voter turnout in the city’s primary election usually is fairly high.
“I dare say a half-dozen people usually make it to the polls,” he said. That represents about a quarter of the residents in the Barnes County farming community in southeastern North Dakota.
But, on June 10, no-one showed up. Not even those on the ballot.
I wonder if anyone demanded a recount?
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