Webster Armory addition bond struck down in school district election vote

  • Jami Hubsch, left, and Kaylan Pool, right, each wait in line to cast their ballots Nov. 4 during Webster Area School District’s bond vote. Election officials Sandy Anderson, bottom left, and Bette Zenk, bottom right, helped record each voter who came to the polls that day. The 1,103 voters who cast their ballots represented a 42 percent voter turn out. The $12.5 million bond was ultimately voted down, 682-421. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz
    Jami Hubsch, left, and Kaylan Pool, right, each wait in line to cast their ballots Nov. 4 during Webster Area School District’s bond vote. Election officials Sandy Anderson, bottom left, and Bette Zenk, bottom right, helped record each voter who came to the polls that day. The 1,103 voters who cast their ballots represented a 42 percent voter turn out. The $12.5 million bond was ultimately voted down, 682-421. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz
    Webster Area School District voted against passing a $12.5 million bond during the school district election Nov. 4 with school business manager Lori O’Farrell reporting the election results as 421, or 38.17 percent, voting in favor and 682, or 61.83 percent, voting against the bond. Total turnout was 42 percent with 1,103 of 2,600 voters in the district casting a ballot.The bond, which...

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