Local incumbents shine on primary election night
Poll workers at the Smelterville precinct, held inside the Shoshone Medical Center Wellness Center, assist voters with the process of casting their ballot on Tuesday.
Photo by CHANSE WATSON
WALLACE — All of the incumbent county officials on the 2022 ballot are poised to defend their positions in November, as they staved off challengers within their own party in Tuesday’s primary election.
While Shoshone County voter turnout numbers were not available from the Shoshone County Elections office as of press time on May 19, a comparison to the number of mail-in ballots cast in the 2020 primary to this year show a slight increase from 2,137 to 2,563...
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