-- found. >> it was about 7:55 a.m. when two teachers found a note on the door of the kent county school. >> officials were coming into the school and found a note that said there was a bomb at this kent county school and the other six schools that would detonate today. obviously, something that had to be taken very seriously. school officials immediately evacuated the high schools students who were already in the school. they evacuated and canceled the other schools in kent county. >> police units are brought in across the state. because of the early hour, most students were not there yet. >> i heard one of the teachers saying there was a bomb threat. everyone was at the back of the track, like the whole school. >> you did not even make it inside the school. baker argued before? >> yes, they caught us before we

went inside. >> because the bomb threat was for all of the schools in kent county, bomb detection? would have to be brought in from across the state. -- bomb detection dogs would have to be brought in from across the state. because of the time constraints, schools had to be closed. >> our superintendent felt it was necessary to make sure we thought about the safety of our students and be forthright in an evacuation. >> all day, police went from school to school, searching. >> it could have been a prank, but it could have been real, and we ought to approach these things as if they are real and respond accordingly. >> this investigation is ongoing. police have made no arrests and say they have no suspects. >> and man is here is the year after an apparent industrial accident in rosedale.

we are over the scene as rescue crews responded to a truck and trailer shop around to 40 5:00 p.m. this afternoon. a man was making repairs on a vehicle when it fell on top of him. he was rushed to an area hospital, but his condition is unknown. baltimore county police are now investigating. >> tears at the center of an incident today. the judge quoted a scottish prayer while the victim's family broke down and cried. but the victims of sexuality ran as an undercurrent of this case. was he shawn because he was gay? his mother used today's hearings to respond. short of the death penalty, the sentence donte parish was handed today was the most severe he could get, like with no chance for parole. he murdered 15-year-old jason madison in november of 2009. the boy was stuffed in an

upstairs closet of an east baltimore house. a plo was stopped in his mouth and his throat was cut and he had been sexually assaulted. her house is where the crime happened. >> i'm very grateful that he will not be able to hurt anyone else. >> jason was a good student who wanted to go into medicine. at the trial, he was shuffled -- it came out that he was shuffled from home to all because he was gay. his mother took exception to that statement. >> i never put him out because of his sexuality. >> she never put him out because of his sexuality. people can say that, but she knows in her art, jason knows, and her family knows. >> the judge quoted a well-known scottish prayer and looked at parish and added to my you are not legally or eighth thing that goes bump in the night, but every bit as frightening because

you are real. he called parish a danger to its friends, society, and even his enemies. >> that was a reference to herridge's previous conviction to the 1999 murder of a man in east baltimore. he received a shorter sentence in that case. he was released in january of 2009. jason was killed eleven month later. >> and now to our team coverage of the maryland primary. voters across the state have been trickling in to the polls throughout the day. the what we do not have any exact numbers, and election officials tell us turnout has been pretty scant. only 80 people at this elementary school by 98 -- by 9:00 a.m.. 37 delegates are at stake, as

well as other contests for progress and u.s. senate. we're live at timonium elementary school. what is the latest there? >> the polls are open for another few hours and that is a good thing because we have seen a light turnout across the state today. you can see less than a dozen cars here. a lot of them are people coming to run their dogs on the field or play basketball. not exactly a lot of people lining up for the polls today. given that maryland is a heavily democratic state, you expect people to pack the polls today. -- you would not expect people to pack the polls today. here in baltimore county, officials are not releasing voter turnout tally's yet, but they tell us most of the precincts have seen somewhere between 50 to 100 voters all day.

an average of just 3% of eligible voters took the chance to cast their ballots early. however, we did find some voters who tell us they never miss an election. >> i have never not voted. since i was eligible to vote. i think it is important. i think it is part of being a citizen of the country. it is what enables me to have a say in government and to be able to influence it in some small way. >> officials in baltimore city tell us they are estimating 5% turnout today compared to 40% in 2008 when the democratic nomination was at stake. you have until 8:00 p.m. to get out and vote. it looks like you will not face any light at this point. >> it is not just here in maryland where voters are headed to the polls. it is also a primary day in

wisconsin and washington d.c.. right now, we go to the nation's capital and steve handelsman. mitt romney, if he is declared the winner in all three primaries today, is santorum technically out of the mix? >> it not technically, but it is a bad blow to its campaign. the focus today is on wisconsin. another one of those midwest, so-called rust belt states. it is a battleground election. that is why people are wondering why rick santorum is hoping he can win for the first time in that region. he tried and failed and illinois. he tried and failed in ohio and also in michigan, all states where he was closer to mitt romney's standing in the polls than he is right now in wisconsin. he hopes it will give him momentum to try to make a real stand in the state of

pennsylvania, his home state, where the vote in three weeks. santorum loses there, he is almost certainly out of the running. >> it seems like the republican presidential candidates have been pratt -- campaigning for two years nonstop. we are told that the obama campaign is starting to step things up. is that what you are hearing? >> you can hear for yourself. it is one of those republican primary days where president obama tried unsuccessfully grabs some of the thunder. he gave an address in washington to the associated press and said things like this, aiming at mitt romney and the republicans. he called the budget laughable, backed by romney and passed by roy paul ryan in house. -- by paul ryan in the house. he said it makes cuts that are too deep, cuts so deep, the president claims, that he calls

a prescription stamp for disaster. the obama plant, he said, cuts also, but not as much. and he calls for an income-tax hike on millionaires. >> and 11 news will be tracking the primaries in maryland, local and national throughout the evening. we'll have live, up-to-the- minute returned on the special voter's guide. >> 3 maryland teenagers, two from howard county, are facing charges in the disappearance of a girl from new york state. travis kanka maleate johnson, and jakarta hall try to take a 16-year-old girl home with them after meeting her on line. and amber alert was issued after learning that the girl got into a car with three men. they were pulled over and taken into custody, charged with endangering the welfare of a

child. >> right now, 16-year-old shaquille johnson is being charged as an adult after robbing a man and a pizza parlor. this happened around 3:30 p.m. last -- yesterday afternoon. the 31-year-old victim said he was outside smoking a cigarette when the group attacked him about one of them armed with an object, and then the public -- the group took off toward church street. the police want to charge them as juvenile. anyone with information should call crimestoppers. >> it turned out to be a beautiful day today. this morning, the lower end of the 30's and sun frost out there in some neighborhoods. we manage to jump all the way to 70. the air is dry and at 8 miles per hour. 64 in parkton. 66 in westminster.

increasing clouds and dry this evening. after midnight, a chance of sprinkles. tomorrow morning, it made 40's. we will take a look at the forecast going through the holiday weekend. >> 7 people dead, three wounded after a man opened fire at a small college in oakland, california. tonight, the government is upset with administrators and students at the college. we will explain why. >> it was disgusting and inappropriate. >> she is a former employee at a children's home and said she was fired for being gay. ♪

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>> a former employee of a group home for children says she was dismissed from her job because of her sexual orientation. she said she was told not to mention her wife at work and was eventually fired for being openly gay on the job. she said while on the job, she endured a hostile environment from fellow employees because of

her sexual orientation. and it did not stop there. >> we were told that they could not have gay pride postersp. they were not allowed to talk about girls. there were not allowed to dress in a way that was not a stereotypical female attire. i do feel that it was based strictly on my sexual orientation. >> according to its website, the children's home provides shelter, foster care and adoption services for girls, and we're told there is an on-site program for boys. it receives 80% of its contracts from the state -- state of maryland. we try to contact them and they said they have no comment on the situation. >> a man is accused of killing seven people on a small college in oakland, calif., and says he felt bullied. chris clackum has the latest.

>> the frantic scene and a small christian college in oakland monday, caused, police say, by a former student, whose shooting left three injured and seven people dead. at an early-morning news conference tuesday, police say, after his surrender, the suspected gunman told them he felt mistreated and is respected by others at the school. >> in terms of the suspects cooperation, i'm told he has been very cooperative with us. he has not been particularly remorseful. >> he is a former nursing student who was expelled from the school earlier this year for reasons not immediately clear. but investigators are looking at a possible motive. >> we do know he was upset at administrators at the school. we know he was upset with several students because of the way he was treated when he was

enrolled here two months ago. >> gunshots from monday's six shooting are held on this cellphone video as the chaos ensued. >> we heard a couple more shots rang out from the building. i guess police fired or something. we all got on the ground. >> he just sort of firing like crazy. >> all of the victims, with the exception of a school secretary, were students of the university. >> it did turn out to be a beautiful day today. of a bit chilly this morning. we shot up to near 70 degrees in some spots. a little bit breezy, but not as wende as yesterday. -- not as windy as yesterday.

there is a system coming across the great lakes and a warm front extending through west virginia. right on this boundary, a few showers and thunderstorms pop up in western pennsylvania, parts of west virginia, even into western maryland. most of this will fall apart in the next couple of hours. the air is really driving around baltimore. -- is really driving around baltimore. there could be another batch coming in late tonight, but initially following that war front of my for probably stay to our west. you can see high, thin clouds building in from the northwest. clouds will thicken out over the next couple of hours and mostly cloudy overnight tonight. the relative humidity is only 50%. the dewpoint is out in the albertine's to around 20. 70 degrees at the airport.

66 in tiny town. 64 in parkton. same thing in rising sun. the temperatures will drop off into the 40's tonight. increasing clouds becoming partly to mostly cloudy. a chance borscht -- for a few showers or sprinkles after midnight tonight. temperatures dropping back into the 40's. during the day tomorrow, the front was set off to our south. for the morning, a slight chance of showers. that will mostly be the south of baltimore. but we cannot rule it out around the city. after that, high pressure will come in and out of the great lakes and slowly bring in the cooler air mass. by thursday and friday, dropping into the upper 50's. a chance of rain showers

tomorrow. high temperatures between 67-72 degrees. sunrise tomorrow morning at 6:45 a.m. on the day tomorrow, a southwest wind at 10 to 20 knots. the winds will start out of the southwest and then shift to the north. the water will still be in the low 50's. the seven-day forecast looks like this going into the weekend. it will cool off significantly thursday and friday, but for the most part, dry. a slight chance for a shower in the forecast, but it does not look like a big deal. it will not cause the game to be delayed or anything like that. going into the weekend, at 60's. the best chance for rain will be on monday and tuesday. >> still ahead, it is only natural for cancer survivors to worry their disease will return.

>> but a new study shows that most of those patients die from other causes. >> an historical document of the christian faith find a new home at a local university. the story, coming up. it's time to get going.

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>> in tonight's medical alert, it is pretty common for cancer survivors to worry their disease will return. is only natural. but a new study finds most of these patients die from other causes. a new study out of the virginia commonwealth university followed nearly two dozen cancer survivors for 18 years. 51% of them did die from cancer, but 49% died from other causes, like heart disease. and a longer they lived after being dust -- diagnosed with cancer, the less likely they

were to die from it. researchers say this is an indication that you should be looking at your health in general. when you have higher risks of breast cancer may need more of than a mammogram to spot early signs of the disease. researchers looked at those who had a mammogram combined with altars and screening. some bridges the band had an mri. researchers found that combining ultrasound with mammography was beneficial in a large percentage of women. a new report says baltimore city residents are the on healthiest people in the state of maryland. they looked at health factors by county nationwide. it's as baltimore county, but also included allegany, dorchester, somerset and caroline county spirited --

caroline counties. researchers looked at factors like smoking, excessive drinking, obesity, and the availability of primary care physicians. you can find a link to the website at wbaltv.com. >> the controversy continues around the record-breaking mega millions jackpot. lottery officials have questions about the woman who claimed to win. she works at a mcdonald's near the 7/11 where the ticket was bought and said she went in on a pool of tickets with the coworkers, but said she bought the winning ticket separately. she said she has no intention of sharing the $656 million jackpot. investigators are looking into whether some agrees arlene to a rash of crime in baltimore county. when we come back, he won the award -- a warning from

baltimore police. and lobbying to allow the slots in prince george's county.

>> new tonight at 5:30 p.m., authorities are seeking the public's health -- help with a rash of burglaries.

they have stepped up patrols since the string of incidents occurred, which seemed to happen in the middle of tonight. >> we are live at the harford county sheriff's office with a look at the evidence. >> they're looking into the possibility that there may be a connection, but in the meantime, the message they want to get out is to make sure you what -- lockyer door and if you see anything unusual, -- lock your door and did you see anything unusual, report it. brian and michele's home is one of a number of homes in harford county that was targeted by burglars. just last week, michelle was home with their son in the 27 joppa and she noticed someone attempting to open your front door. she did not get a good look at them.

>> it is a really unsettling feeling, the thought of someone coming into your home and take your stuff. >> and a neighbor also had a close encounter. >> a lady in the house was talking to what she thought was her husband in the early morning hours. it turns out it was the burglar. >> the nine incidents in kingvale and one in joppa, mostly taking place in the middle of the night while families are home. reports of similar burglaries' were also reported in neighboring baltimore county. just last week, six homes in the white marsh area were also targeted. >> our agencies work together with sharing intelligence back and forth. and the areas affected to geographically touch each other. there is a possibility, but we do not want to narrow the scope. if you see something suspicious, report it. >> to make the community aware

of these burglaries', hertford county sheriff's office sent out an alert residents last week. coming up at 6:00 p.m., we will have helpful tips to keep your home state. -- your home safe. >> here is another look at top stories at this hour. a bomb threat was written on a handout at a kent county school this morning cause all of them to be evacuated today. it was found shortly before 8:00 a.m. and warmth that bombs had been placed at seven of the county's schools. bomb sniffing dogs were brought in to search the buildings. no one has been injured and no devices were found. a man who was pinned under a car that fell on him in rosedale has not died from his injuries. it happened right to 40 5:00 p.m. this afternoon. the man was reportedly making repairs to a vehicle when it

fell on top of him. police have not released his identity. it is primary day for many election goers -- for many voters. we do not have the exact numbers yet, but the turnout has been scant at best. voters are casting ballots for the republican presidential primary with 30 delegates at stake, as well as contest for the u.s. senate. stay with us for live team coverage. >> one of the cooking is visited annapolis today. gary losman, the ceo of caesars , is also the bidder on the slots palace in baltimore. >> it was not quite a clash of the titans, but casino heavyweights shared a crowded hearing room with opponents of expanded gaming.

the fate of this bill is too close to call. push and push back on legislation to make prince george's county the sixth slot venue in the state. >> we are not prepared to do anything in prince george's county. we're going to build in baltimore. >> lobbying behind the scenes in favor of gaming in prince george's county. this is the ceo of one of these lots palaces. -- a the slots palaces. >> it is certainly more competition, but not over the top, in my view. >> equally persuasive, others are minded legislators about what this is about. >> it is about the dollar. i suspect that they will try to provide all kinds of promises to some of our elected officials. >> mike miller once the prince george's slots site. the measure allows table games,

and casino operators will be allowed to keep 90% of the proceeds from table games. >> we think that adding a sixth location at this point is irresponsible. we have not gotten the anne arundel facility up and running. will be opening in june. the baltimore city lights and has not even been awarded. >> what prince george's county wants to do will carry the most sway in his chamber. baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake is on board because another one of the bill sweeteners provide another $10 million a year. caesars is not worried about competition. >> we come out favorably disposed because it means 500 new jobs, a much more competitive business, and allows us to invest a larger scale so we can offer better amenities to the people of baltimore. >> the session ends in less than a week.

>> thank you. investigators do not know where it was heading, but they know where it ended up. >> a small plane ended up in a fiery wreck in a florida shopping center. how the pilot and the passenger made it out alive. >> 3 contest, but will one finally mean one nominee? more on the gop race for president, coming out.

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>> breaking news right now out of the milford mill area of baltimore county where crews are battling an apartment fire. let's send it to captain roy taylor. >> it is just noise -- north of the reisterstown shopping center. county crews are on the scene. when they got here, a thick smoke was coming from the location. they're making an aggressive attack on the location right now. baltimore police are detouring

traffic around the area. >> the n.c.a.a. has crowned a new set of champions, and the police in the victoria's team and city -- victoria's steans city have been dealing with rights. one man was hospitalized after he was shot during celebrations. the suspect remains at large. most are facing disorderly conduct and are all violations. >> a small plane crashed into a supermarket in florida. take a look at this. you can see the impact of the plane, that it made in the roof of a public sector -- supermarket. it crashed into the meat department. the pilot and passenger crawled out with their clothing on fire and were able to survive. three others in the supermarket were also injured.

a home filled with puppies goes up in flames overnight in new jersey. more than 15 puppies were trapped inside the building. crews systematically removed each bought from the smoky basement and administered oxygen to each of them. when papi is so small he fits in the palm of the firefighters hand. one dog that was not in the basement did not make it out. no word on what caused the fire. >> amazin they were able to save the rest of them, though. the future is looking for some -- is looking brighter for some college graduates. >> more job opportunities and better pay checks. >> and taken by surprise by typhoon-like wings. -- to win is. >> we have some rain in the seven-day forecast. 70 at the airport. 70 at the airport.

>> coming up on 11 news at 6:00 p.m., every school in the eastern shore evacuate any particular county due to a bomb threat. we will have details on the investigation. plus, it is primary day. we will look at the polls and voter turnout. and an unexpected turn in budget negotiators -- negotiations has state leaders eegotiations has state leaders

>> in japan, a typhoon-strength winds have killed two people. that storm is lashing the main island. officials are urging everyone to stay indoors. the 500 domestic flights have been grounded and commuter trains around tokyo are not running. a devastating tornado slammed parts of texas. more may be on the way. it's incredible video shows the twister making its way through dallas county. you can't see it launching tractor-trailers' into the air. -- you can see video of its launching tractor-trailers' into the air. no reports of life-threatening injuries at this time. it looked like a special effect.

>> it really did. >> there was a documentary put out a couple of years ago about a study of what would happen if a tornado hit the dallas-fort worth metroplex, right there in the heart of all of that, and it almost happened today. it was about 15 to 20 miles south of the downtown metro area. here at home, a gorgeous day. we made it up to 70 this afternoon. most of you were in the 60's today, but at the airport in managed to sneak up to 70. it was called to start, 32 degrees. the big swing in the temperatures, almost 40 degrees from the morning low of 30 to up to 70 in the afternoon. in pollock pines is afternoon, not as bad as it -- the pollen count this afternoon, not as bad as it was yesterday. we have high pressure incurred

over the northeast part of the country. it is still enough to keep us dry and quiet. there is a storm system coming across the upper midwest. a warm front is coming down ahead of that. right along that boundary, riding along the warm front, a couple of showers and thunderstorms trying to prop up. for the most part, they have been weak. i do not think it will be made -- will make it as they are shifting down to the south and east. by late tonight, there could be another batch of rain developing along the same trajectory. a couple of showers may pop up after midnight, otherwise, just a slow increase in the cloud cover. 70 at the airport right now with a west wind and 8 miles per hour. the relative humidity is 15%. 64 in parkton. the same thing in rising sun.

a little bit colder in the northern suburbs. we will drop back into the 40's tonight. during the day tomorrow, in extra clouds and sunshine. a slight chance for a couple of rain showers. that will be mostly in the morning. heights in the upper 60's to loh 70's. then it cools off going into the holiday weekend. on opening day friday, a chance of rain showers. it will not cause a delay or anything like that. same thing on easter sunday, a slight chance for a little bit of rain. >> we are going to go back to breaking news we brought you earlier this hour. crews in baltimore county cannot seem to get this apartment fire under control. it does not look that bad. >> it does not, but it has moved into the attic. they have called this now a working fire. they have put up the ladder truck to the roof. more and more snow is coming

from the eaves of the attic and out of the events of the attic. -- more and more smoke is coming from the eaves of the attic and out of the events of the attic. -- vents of the attic. >> in tonight's consumer alert, wegmans has been ranked the nation's favorite supermarket changain. rounding out the top five were trader joe's, fairways, and cosco. there was still a common complaint regarding eight shortage of checkout lines. the future is brighter for this year's college grads. they can expect more job opportunities and fatter paychecks. the top five -- five fields that are hiring include engineering, business majors, accounting, computer science, and economics. the average salary for those

fields is $40,000 a year, with engineers making the most with a starting salary of a little more than it $58,000 a year. producing more goods and services than before the economic slump, but here's the catch. we're doing that with 6 million fewer workers. according to the labor department, the nation's workers are keeping up with that by doing more work. and for example, banking transactions can be done by telephone now, no longer requiring a teller. roesch restore -- grocery store s do not always require a teller now with the self check out. >> you have to expect more from them. i wear every hat there is. >> as the economy grows, once again, workers are also making less money. of every dollar of income, just 40% goes to workers' wages.

that is the smallest share since they started keeping track of things like that since 1947. how much of your financial information is at risk? bob hansen with a report on how to protect yourself. >> we may just be names and numbers to scam artists, but behind every credit card is a person, a person that identity thieves would love to rip-off. >> i felt violated. >> stephanie thomas had heard that a card stolen and someone took money straight from her bank account. >> i was so angry and it took a little bit of time to fix it. >> what to do do with a stranger starts making charges on your credit or debit card? the first thing, let the card company know something is wrong. then make a police report. >> make sure they know that the card was compromised and the charges are not mine. have that in your file.

>> do you have to pay it back? >> you are only responsible for the first $50 in losses. no credit card company since 1999 has tried to enforce that. they will probably take care of that. >> if there is a breach somewhere along the line with your credit card, you become the victim. >> everybody needs to be on their guard. >> what is the best way to do that? by going through your bills every month. but that is not always easy to do. >> i scan it, but i'm not very careful. i do not look at every charge. use the samed and i loo card, so we sit down together and check every single thing. >> and that is good. because i did the thieves do not have to steal your wallet to get your information. -- identity thieves do not have to steal your wallet to get your information. >> a breach in new york is not going to affect me -- nonsense.

>> you should report unfamiliar transactions your credit card company as soon as you see them. if you wait too long, those could be your responsibility. >> good advice. how would you like to own a piece of the titanic? marking the 100th anniversary of the ships ill-fated voyage, 180 items are going to be on the auction block. many of them were fished out of the atlantic just weeks after the sinking. how did it letters survive? >> most people do not know that the titanic stopped twice and dropped of mail. these letters came in after their sons and daughters were dead. they were really touched to have it. >> the auction goes live april 19. you can find a link on our website at wbaltv.com, click on the "as seen on."

two counties played by a string of burglaries. police are questioning whether they are dealing with the same intruder in each case. the details coming up new at 6:00 p.m. >> it is one of the original versions of the king james bible, and is now in hands of a new generation. the story, coming up. i have never encountered such a burning sensation...

until i had the shingles. it was like a red rash. like somebody had set a bag of hot charcoal on my neck. i had no idea it came from chickenpox. it's something you never want to encounter.

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a 400-year-old bible. it is a popular copy of the king james version used by christians. >> is tucked away in a safe in the archive room of the stevenson university library. it is a bible, not just any bible, but the king james version printed in 1611. >> the king james bible was i and after king james romaone prior to that. it's used the geneva bible. >> this one is owned by the maryland bible society. >> you can see the intricate art work with the 12 apostles going down this side over here and then we have v-12 type -- tribes of israel mentioned. and -- of the 12 tribes of israel manchin.

it is a great tool in mette history come alive. >> and that is the goal, in part, is to have this bible, among the hundreds of letters and historic documents lay a foundation of faith for a new generation of learners. >> it shows that they respect other views and views of the world and secular views. >> we will have them view of the materials to process them in. that means examining each document, photographing each document, scanning documents. determining which ones may need preservation, conservation help. >> for us, it speaks to what it says in its own pages, that although the grass withers and a flower fades away, the word of god in doors forever. this is just a sample -- endures forever. this is just a sample of how it continues not just for a few

years, but thousands of years. >> at stevenson university, tim tooten, wbal tv 11 news. >> that is off for us at 5:00 p.m. this is what is coming up at 6:00 p.m. >> i'm rob roblin. a bomb threat in kent county. a live report, coming up. >> a rash of burglaries in two counties. are they connected? i will tell you where in a live report. >> state house leaders are talking about extending the session. >> live, local, late breaking, this is wbal tv 11 news at 6:00 p.m. >> our big story tonight at 6:00 p.m. is primary election day in maryland. >> all across the state people have been trickling in to the polls. voter turnout has been pretty light so far.

look. a closer >> i was just inside the polling place here at rigidly middle school and never more election judges than there were voters. most of the people that we have seen come out and park have done so just to enjoy the weather here at the school. a very light turnout across the state. we're hoping to turn that around. you can see a lot of the polls ters did come out to stump for their candidate. since the president is running for reelection, the republican race is still up for grabs. here in baltimore county, officials are not releasing voter turnout tally's yet, but they tell us that most of the precincts have seen somewhere between 50 to 200 voters all day long. long.