Voters pass new Revenue Purpose Statement in special election

As the votes were counted after last Tuesday’s special election, the preference of voters in the Clarion-Goldfield-Dows School District was made clear. Unofficial results for a proposition adopting a new Revenue Purpose Statement show the measure passing 314 votes to 31. The statement was adopted.

Comparatively speaking, voter turnout for last week’s special election was quite high. 345 total votes were cast, whereas only 31 people voted last time a Revenue Purpose Statement was on the ballot. 238 voters came to the polls in Clarion, 65 in Goldfield, 42 in Dows and 3 in Coulter.