Less than half of eligible Marin voters cast a vote in the primary

It took three full weeks, but the final vote tally is now in. The Marin County Registrar of Voters posted the results last Friday (July 1) for the June 7 primary election.

While all of the 170,811 registered voters were mailed a ballot, just less than half of them returned a ballot.  That’s down from the last primary election in 2018 in which there was a 56% turnout in Marin. 

That’s substantially more participation than California as whole where current counting has turnout at only 33%.