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But increased interest from candidates hasn t translated into more voter participation, he said. Voters tend to find crowded races confusing and they don t have party labels, such as Democrat or Republican, to guide them because city elections are nonpartisan, he said. As of Tuesday, only 13.76% or about 42,596 of the 309,635 registered voters had returned a ballot, city clerks office data showed. In the last City Council district races, 31.7% of the active and registered voters in town participated. Vote Visit coloradosprings.gov/city-elections for a list of ballot drop-off locations and information on how to request a replacement ballot.   City Clerk Sarah Johnson expected turnout to fall between 30% and 40% again. Although candidates could play a role in motivating residents to vote, she said. 

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