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Modest turnout kept polling places running smoothly in Tuesday’s Chattanooga city election.
As of Tuesday morning, election officials were expecting about 12,000 to 14,000 total voters, representing about 20% of those registered to vote in the city.
The lower turnout in city elections kept lines reasonable for those who did vote Tuesday. Even in the last hour of polls being open, voting precincts largely avoided lines.