Local Cub Scouts ‘vote’ during trip to Board of Elections
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Cub Scouts Pack 37 of Hillsboro, along with several local Girl Scouts, recently visited the Highland County Board of Elections office.
With 2016 being a presidential election year, the troop wanted to learn more about voting. Board of Elections administrator Steve Witham and director Debbie Craycraft took the troop members on a tour of the office and explained the voting process.
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All of the Scouts were allowed to vote on the machines, where Republican nominee Donald Trump won in a landslide.
The Cub Scouts wish to thank the Board of Elections staff for their hospitality.
– Submitted by Cubmaster and Den Leader Roger Hottinger
With 2016 being a presidential election year, the troop wanted to learn more about voting. Board of Elections administrator Steve Witham and director Debbie Craycraft took the troop members on a tour of the office and explained the voting process.
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All of the Scouts were allowed to vote on the machines, where Republican nominee Donald Trump won in a landslide.
The Cub Scouts wish to thank the Board of Elections staff for their hospitality.
– Submitted by Cubmaster and Den Leader Roger Hottinger